Paul Nunn

Paul Nunn (born 1952) is a British computer scientist and chess master. He earned the title of Grandmaster of Chess in 1978 and holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of Oxford.

Nunn is known for his significant contributions to chess theory, particularly in the field of endgame studies. He is the author of numerous highly regarded chess books, including "Secrets of Practical Chess," "Understanding Chess Endgames," and "Nunn's Chess Endings," a comprehensive five-volume work.

Beyond his chess accomplishments, Nunn has been actively involved in computer chess, contributing to the development of chess engines and participating in computer chess tournaments. He has also worked as a chess commentator and journalist.

Nunn's multifaceted career encompasses both the practical and theoretical aspects of chess, cementing his reputation as a leading figure in the chess world. His writings are widely respected for their clarity, depth of analysis, and practical relevance to players of all levels.