One month after Raymond Keene's deceptive claim, https://t.co/nXrbOgas4G ranks the book at 857,110 (and at 1,454 for chess books only). At https://t.co/E0o7ybGZ4s it is at 2,906,476 on the bestseller list (and at 4,155 for chess books only). https://t.co/0L39em8IXP
Raymond Keene's deceptive "delight" was shortlived. A week on, https://t.co/nXrbOgas4G ranks the book at 386,403 (and at 600 for chess books only). At https://t.co/E0o7ybGZ4s it is at 1,615,235 on the bestseller list (and at 2,257 for chess books only). https://t.co/lpxWBWMgir
Raymond Keene's deceptive "delight" was shortlived. A week on, https://t.co/nXrbOgas4G ranks the book at 386,403 (and at 600 for chess books only). At https://t.co/E0o7ybGZ4s it is at 1,615,235 on the bestseller list (and at 2,257 for chess books only). https://t.co/lpxWBWMgir
This is grossly deceptive, referring only to https://t.co/Rq4dFgQN1c and only to the ranking of books about chess. Overall, the book is not in the 40,000 UK best-sellers. At https://t.co/H26ZaKnt87, its current rating is 305,791, with a ranking of 335 in books about chess only.
This is grossly deceptive, referring only to https://t.co/Rq4dFgQN1c and only to the ranking of books about chess. Overall, the book is not in the 40,000 UK best-sellers. At https://t.co/H26ZaKnt87, its current rating is 305,791, with a ranking of 335 in books about chess only.
Raymond Keene's cut-and-paste article in the June 2021 @BCMChess opens with a grammatical howler: "No nation has ever poured such huge resources into the support of chess than the USSR..."