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GM Daniel Naroditsky becomes The New York Times chess columnist

By nikita

Posted on June 13, 2022

The American grandmaster, author and chess commentator Daniel Naroditsky becomes the chess columnist for the American daily newspaper The New York Times. The NYT was founded in 1851, initially published by Raymond, Jones & Company, and today has a worldwide readership. The New York Times published the extensive article “Meet The Times’s New Chess Columnist” and announced the news on the official twitter account.

Meet Daniel Naroditsky, the New York Times's new chess columnist. He's an author, tutor and chess grandmaster — the highest title given to competitors by the International Chess Federation. He will be publishing his first Times chess puzzle on Monday. https://t.co/ZbjT7mlSFa
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 13, 2022

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