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Chess Notes

   

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Newspaper.

 

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The Eastbourne Gazette.

 

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Appeared in 1894 in the Eastbourne Gazette on 24 January, 31 January, 7 February, 14 February, 21 February, 28 February, 7 March, 14 March, 21 March, 28 March, 4 April, 11 April, 18 April, 25 April, 9 May, 30 May, 6 June, 13 June, 20 June, 4 July & 11 July.

 

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This is a chess column that Crowley wrote.  Published under the pseudonym of Ta Dhuibh.

 

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Aleister

Crowley:

     At Eastbourne, I had still no interest in games. I was still prevented from anything like intimate association with my fellow creatures. I was still ignorant of the existence of English literature and I became a first-rate French scholar without reading any French literature. In my play time I was either hunting flappers on the front, playing chess or climbing Beachy Head. My chess was almost entirely book learning and I was very much surprised to find myself the best player in the town. For although the local champion insisted on giving me pawn and more, I beat him so easily every time I met him that the odds might have been reversed without making much difference to the result. I edited a chess column in the Eastbourne Gazette and made myself a host of enemies by criticizing the team. I wanted to arise enthusiasm, to insist on study and practice and to make Eastbourne the strongest town in England. The result fell short of breaking up the club, but not very far.

     — The Confessions of Aleister Crowley.  New York, NY.  Hill and Wang, 1969.  Pages 93-94.

 

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