Scandals, 'sexy realities' and Sally Rooney: How chess became cool and why it's about to become even more popular than ever
Briefly

"Sally Rooney's 'Intermezzo' intertwines the worlds of competitive chess and romantic relationships, potentially captivating a wider audience and elevating the perception of chess."
"Players suggest that the portrayal of chess in literature can bridge cultural gaps, making the game more appealing to the general public seeking depth and substance in both chess and relationships."
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