Source: British Chess Magazine, May 1993, page 231

On Raymond Keene’s conduct concerning political and ethical issues:

• Keene’s Gambit by Jonathan Bryant (The Streatham & Brixton Chess Blog)
• Keene’s Move by Jonathan Bryant (The Streatham & Brixton Chess Blog)
• Checked Again by Jonathan Bryant (The Streatham & Brixton Chess Blog)
• What Jean Stean Had Seen by Justin Horton (The Streatham & Brixton Chess Blog)
• Self-publishing by Justin Horton (The Streatham & Brixton Chess Blog)
• Raymundo Contra Mundum – Kingpin (Issue 32, Spring 2000, available on-line)
• David Levy on the Brain Games Scandal, 2000-2003 – Kingpin (various issues; available on-line)
• Ex Acton ad Astra: The Golden Age of a Chancer – Kingpin (Issue 39, Spring 2007; available on-line)
• Machiavelli on Ice: Our paean to the career of Grandfraudster Raymond Keene concludes with the story of his most ambitious money-making scheme – Kingpin (Issue 40, Autumn 2009)
• Backstabbing in Baguio – Kingpin (on-line)
• Brain Games: The Full Story by David Levy (Chess Café, 14 August 2001)
• Generous to a Fault by Tony Miles (Kingpin Issue 15, Summer 1989; available on-line)
• Comic Relief by Edward Winter
• Chess Journalism and Ethics by Edward Winter
• The 1986 FIDE Presidential Election by Edward Winter
• The Termination by Edward Winter