Jordan Himelfarb

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Jordan Himelfarb

Jordan Himelfarb

@JordanHimelfarb

Opinion editor, Toronto Star

Toronto, Canada Katılım Kasım 2012
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Pegasus Books
Pegasus Books@Pegasus_Books·
Jordan Himelfarb's INTERREGNUM was highly praised in @NewYorker this weekend! ♟️🧠 "Stories like the one that Himelfarb tells are reminders that the thing we really care about is not the end result." Check it out: newyorker.com/sports/sportin…
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The New Yorker
The New Yorker@NewYorker·
“Lately, it has been hard not to feel a little cynical, or even nihilistic, about the prospects of human beings in the age of A.I. Why play chess, if a computer always wins?” Louisa Thomas writes. “The beauty of chess goes beyond logic; it includes desires, ideas, and feelings. That is the game’s difficulty, too.” Read more about the new age of chess. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ogScNV
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The Walrus
The Walrus@thewalrus·
Top players grapple with burnout and anxiety. Cheating scandals roil the game. Elite chess is in the grip of a mental health and integrity crisis. Can the game sustain trust in both its players and itself? Journalist @JordanHimelfarb explores: thewalrus.ca/the-stress-of-…
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Jordan Himelfarb@JordanHimelfarb·
Thank you @prempanicker and thank you Sharda Ugra and @htTweets for this kind review. Interregnum is out April 21.
Prem Panicker@prempanicker

Sharda Ugra reviews a new book by @JordanHimelfarb on a sport in flux. "Interregnum" tracks the post-Magnus Carlsen era: prodigies rising, egos clashing, formats evolving, and the uneasy search for a “real” champion. Judging by the review, this is a portrait of a game redefining itself. (Memo to self: Acquire, read) hindustantimes.com/sports/others/…

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Sports Book Reviews
Sports Book Reviews@SprtBookReviews·
♟️Interregnum: Inside the Grueling and Glamorous Battle to Become the Next King of Chess by Jordan Himelfarb. @JordanHimelfarb What happened when Magnus Carlson stopped competing the world chess championship? An intriguing look at a new era in top level chess. 13/x
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TIME
TIME@TIME·
Daniel Naroditsky’s death exposes an existential threat to chess, writes Jordan Himelfarb time.com/7340438/daniel…
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john@johnsemley3000·
As threatened, I wrote about the imminent collapse of Red Lobster, for the @TorontoStar. Because some of us don't have memories of the Combray countryside, and our nattering aunts, and the perambulations of an "M. Swann." Some of us have chain eateries. thestar.com/opinion/if-red…
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Alex Whillans
Alex Whillans@alex_mckeen·
We are hiring a team editor for our growing Opinion department at the Star. If you're interested in talking about ideas every day, and helping to curate & edit thought-provoking opinions, get in touch. amckeen@thestar.ca jobs.smartrecruiters.com/Torstar/743999…
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Scott Colby
Scott Colby@the_scolby·
I was thrilled to commission Douglas Gibson to write a tribute to Alice Munro: As Alice Munro's longtime publisher, I had two important jobs thestar.com/opinion/contri… via @torontostar
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Jordan Himelfarb@JordanHimelfarb·
My daughter (this child) and her mother are the only people I’ve met who say they’d plug into Nozick’s experience machine.
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