The Modern Chess Problem

At the beginning of the 20th century, Philip H. Williams was, not without reason, called England's chess genius. This was not on account of his abilities at playing chess but rather his ability to compose chess problems.

This book first presents a detailed and richly illustrated treatise on composing chess problems and then moves on to present a selection of 100 problems from Williams' own hands.

This is a truly special book by a special composer. For chess problem enthusiasts, this book should be part of your library.