Chess Life Magazine - November 2009 Issue

Chess Life Magazine - November 2009 Issue
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The November 2009 Issue of Chess Life Magazine includes extensive coverage of 2009 US Open Chess Championship, an in-depth interview and game analysis with 3-time US Chess Champion and best selling author Grandmaster Lev Alburt and winners of the 2009 Chess Journalists of America Awards.

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