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The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis
The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis












Read the full story for free in College English. Of course Webley gets more than he bargained for. A month later he received a large fellowship from a foundation and upon his first PMLA publication, the controversy-stirring article “Threads of Francophilism in John Webster’s The White Devil,” found himself with an Associate Professorship and even fewer duties. If youve been following popular culture, you know that one of the most popular shows of the last year is The Queens Gambit, which debuted on Netflix in October of 2020. Webley soon found himself in possession of a very congenial job, with a low salary and few duties. The dissertation, upon acceptance and publication by the University Press, created a considerable stir among a great many academic people, few of whom read it.

The Queen

Then he said, “What field, sir?” “English. The demon seemed to think this over a moment. This story is about a girl who brilliantly learned to play chess at a young age. The game that Beth wins against Benny Watts in the US Championship is clearly supposed to be Domenech-Flohr (1935).

The Queen

What I want you to do, primarily, is to write a dissertation for me. The Queens Gambit is a novel by Walter Tevis. As the devil stands awkwardly before him with a “peace” button on his lapel, Webley makes one request: A school custodian in Maine is coaching grade school students to chess victory in a plot that echoes the ‘Queen’s Gambit’ Netflix show. In Walter Tevis’s short story entitled “The Scholar’s Disciple,” the protagonist-a graduate student known only as Webley-conjures the devil in his apartment.














The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis