Interesting Chess Games

A selection of chess games from my scorebook and anyone that I know who's got something interesting to share.

If you want to send me something, export the game with a few notes (“here's where I played the real master-stroke, blah blah....”). Ideally export it in HTML format (using, for example, Chessbase Light available for free from here) or send me it in PGN or Chessbase format.

• Zugzwang (I escape from a very difficult position, via a zugzwang theme).
• Rawle Allicock's win at the last London League game of the 2008 season.
• A Kings Gambit win for black. One of my rare wins this year, against a handily graded opponent in the last round of the 4NCL.
• Neil Cannon – Luke McShane, Rapidplay 2008. McShane is an English Grandmaster currently graded 257. David Sandham's initial remark on seeing this game was:

Wow! Well at least you tried to bite his head off!
I dont have a set in front of me now, so am not capable of saying
anything sensible about the game, but can see that it puts into
practice what we were all talking about theoretically before (material
versus attack).

You sac first a pawn and then a piece.  Clearly some way had to be
found not to let his queen back, certainly as you say on White's 21st
move and possibly also before.