The Golden Book of Chess Composition 1850-1913
The best problems and studies of 1850–1913, filling the gap before the first FIDE Albums.
Modern editions
The Magic of the Chess Diagram
Czech composer F. J. Prokop reflects on what chess composition is, through his own problems.
The Tver Rook. A Chess Player's Handbook
A regional chess federation's handbook with championship results and organisational records.
The Youth of the Composer
Selected problems by Vladimir Zheltonozhko in chronological order, tracing his development.
These magical pieces
Aleksandr Feoktistov describes his path in composition and his view of where the problem is going.
Three-Movers
The Russian three-mover, in the Anthology of Russian Chess Composition series.
Two steps in the chess kingdom
Selected two-move problems by composers from many countries.
Ural Chess Melodies
The work of Urals composer and International Master Aleksey Kopnin.
Ural composition
The work of composers from the Sverdlovsk region: biographies and annotated problems and studies.
Valentin Rudenko at 75
The results of the international jubilee tourney for Valentin Rudenko's 75th birthday.
World Team Championships in Chess Composition
Reviews of the first five world team composing championships by Odesa writer Anatoly Glushchak.
Yasynuvata Tourneys (2, 3, 4, 5, 7–10)
The results of the Yasynuvata composing tourneys.