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Natalia Pogonina's Blog Ranked Top-5 by Soviet Sport Magazine
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Friday, 24 December 2010
Soviet Sport, a leading Russian sports magazine, has published a top-5 list of blogs authored by famous Russian athletes. Among the winners were Ekaterina Gamova (volleyball), Alexander Legkov (cross country skiing), Evgeny Dementiev (cross country skiing), Natalia Pogonina (chess), Ekaterina Bychkova (tennis).
Natalia Pogonina's Blog
Sport type: chess
Publication frequency: once a month
Self-written: yes
Replies to comments: yes
Grandmaster Natalia Pogonina (ELO rating 2501) is one of the most active Internet users among professional athletes. She is not only a frequenter of social networks, but also founder of the website pogonina.com and a blog with an intriguing title "Chess Kama Sutra". In this blog Natalia is actively responding to questions of the Internet public, compiles family ratings (by adding up points of male grandmasters and their wifes), and also publishes interviews with well-known colleagues, e.g. with ex-FIDE World Chess Champion Alexander Khalifman. Via the Internet Natalia has also played chess with her fans and won in 54 moves.
Quote: People often say I should try a career in modelling, although I have never dreamed of getting involved into such an activity. As to "Chess Kama Sutra", that is the title of the book we are working on.
URL: www.sports.ru/tribuna/ blogs/pogonina/
P.S. Another recent award for Pogonina.com, as one of the best blogs in 2010 in the "Computer Chess" category.
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on 11:38 19 2011 .
book
when is your next book coming out?
Yr Ruy Lopez article is brilliant as was your when to resign in a game - I forwarded this to my club team. I am ELO 1650 only but I like to think I can understand some higher level things . You explain stuff very well though - a nice mix of practical psychology with deep chess insight. Cheers! (Im @battez on twitter but this was worthy of a longer comment)
I like Matthew Sadler and Jon Rowson as other chess author-styles.
