Speaking of the article on Keres...

In the previous post I discussed an article Chess24 had published on Keres. I hadn't read it then, but I have now. If you're a fan of Keres or chess history, I highly recommend it. And not only is the article to be commended for its content, but Chess24 has done an outstanding job with the format. One can click on the games mentioned in the text and not only play through them, but play through them with a chess engine to provide analysis. The interested reader can even supply his own moves and see how the computer evaluates them. Chess24 has really pushed chess publishing online forward another step.