Ever since the age of 11, I have experienced the deep mysteries and beauty of The Royal Game.
Just as with Mathematics, through teaching and learning I have enjoyed helping to make Chess more easily accessible for thousands of adults and children.
I also wish to continue that happy work via this website.
Here is a list showing the locations of all the chess puzzles which I have posted so far:-
Math/Chess Brainteaser 1 in Blog Post #1: One Family;
Chess counting puzzle & Morphy’s mate in 2 in Blog Post #2: Friends Forever;
Chess Brainteaser: Mate in 3+3/3 moves in Blog Post #3: Gifts For All;
Checkmate Time! in Blog Post #4: Angels;
Sneaky Chess Trap! in Blog Post #5: St. Andrew;
Check On Your Mates! in Blog Post #6: Kindness;
Forced Mate In Four Moves in Blog Post #7: Gifted;
Giant Chess! & Professor Max Euwe in Blog Post #10: Peaceful Fishermen;
Two chess training puzzles in Blog Post #11: Good Secrets;
Chess Tactics Puzzle Position in Blog Post #12: Talents;
