The author had a desire to present the work of Slovak composers to the world before, but the main impetus for its implementation was given by Lako Salai Jr. During his frequent visits to Bratislava, he constantly reminded the author in a joint debate about compositional sculpture that, despite the undoubted success of Slovak composers, no one is trying to present them to the world in a subtle and appropriate way. And then one day, in the early evening of 1999, he finally spoke ... The first words, step by step, like a mosaic, gradually filled the empty pages of the book that we wanted to publish in the manner of Slovak compositional chess. It was born in an amateur environment and its greatest value is that the book arose out of love for compositional chess.