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Walter Tevis's "Queen's Gambit" with Tobias Wolff, Inga Pierson, and Robert Pogue Harrison

Walter Tevis is best known for his three novels that were turned into major films: "The Hustler," "The Color of Money," and "The Man Who Fell to Earth." But on January 29, 2019, Stanford took another look at his overlooked masterpiece, "The Queen’s Gambit," a book about chess, and the teenage girl who masters it. Now, with the wildly successful Netflix film that appeared following year, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, everyone knows about the story. The lively discussion was headed by Another Look’s founding director, the eminent author Tobias Wolff. He was joined by Robert Pogue Harrison, a regular contributor to "The New York Review of Books," and former Stanford fellow Inga Pierson. Some considered it our best event ever! Judge for yourself: the podcast of the discussion is here. Tevis was born in San Francisco and grew up in the Sunset District. While his parents relocated to Kentucky, he spent a year in the Stanford Children’s Convalescent Home (which later became Stanford’s Lucile Salter Packard Children’s Hospital). Hence, Another Look’s winter event at Stanford was a sort of homecoming for the author, who died in 1984.