https://lichess.org/@/Lionter/blog2026-05-05T04:36:08.238Zhttps://lichess.org/@/Lionter/blog/the-marshall-mystery-looking-for-a-legend-in-queens/xlnGyjGQ2026-05-05T04:36:08.238Z2026-05-05T04:36:08.238Z<img class="ublog-post-image" width="880" height="550" src="https://image.lichess1.org/display?fmt=webp&amp;h=550&amp;op=thumbnail&amp;path=mTfm3-m38hDD.webp&amp;w=880&amp;sig=192696bddd2b71109bb2cb7fc41a990d5af746ee" /><br />New York has a habit of hiding its best things in plain sight. I found him by accident — a random search, an old elevator, a handwritten note on an office door. Behind it: eighty years of chess mastery, thousands of rare books, and one of the most quietly remarkable stories in New York chess.Lionterhttps://lichess.org/@/Lionter/blog/out-back-in-5-minutes/uuhNZllY2026-05-04T20:15:09.8Z2026-05-04T20:15:09.8Z<img class="ublog-post-image" width="880" height="550" src="https://image.lichess1.org/display?fmt=webp&amp;h=550&amp;op=thumbnail&amp;path=QBokyOM7GyAZ.webp&amp;w=880&amp;sig=ae67e0db9a854eac8d8e3ce20d115a8568d1c91c" /><br />New York has a habit of hiding its best things in plain sight. I found him by accident — a random search, an old elevator, a handwritten note on an office door. Behind it: eighty years of chess mastery, thousands of rare books, and one of the most quietly remarkable stories in New York chess.Lionter