For readers
Would you like to read ACM at your library?
Libraries add the magazines their readers ask for. If you would like to find American Chess Magazine at yours, we have written a short note you can send. It takes a minute.
How it works
A word from a reader goes a long way
- 1
Tell us your library
Name and city are enough.
- 2
Send the short note we prepare
From your own email, or pasted into the library's “suggest a purchase” form. Libraries add the magazines their readers ask for.
- 3
The library decides
If they would like to see it first, we mail them a free sample copy. Nobody follows up with you or with them.
Who reads us
American Chess Magazine has been on the shelf at public, school and correctional facility libraries across the country, including:
- • Los Angeles Public Library
- • San Francisco Public Library
- • Sonoma County Library
- • Mechanics' Institute Library, San Francisco
- • Arcadia Public Library
- • Baldwinsville Public Library
- • State Library Victoria, Melbourne
- • Seattle Public Library
- • Queens Public Library
- • Forsyth County Public Library
- • Kirkwood Public Library
A small thank-you: if your library starts a subscription within 12 months, we will send you a hardcover chess book from our shelf, mailed free. Are you a librarian? See the library page.