The book deals with the rivalry and relationship between Steinitz and Zukertort, their match in 1872 and the world championship match in 1886. Their rivalry was very fierce, and they fought their battle not only on the chessboard but also in various chess magazines and columns. Willy Hendriks offers a well-researched story that continues to captivate until the tragic outcome. It gives a wonderful impression of the 19th-century chess world and the birth of modern chess. The book contains many annotated games and game fragments, detailed name index. IM Willy Hendriks (b. 1966) has also been a coach for over thirty years and is interested in a chess history. His bestselling book Move First, Think Later won the ECF Book of the Year Award in 2012. He also wrote the book On the Origin of Good Moves. Picture 2 shows contents of the book. Further information about the book and a sample are available at newinchess.com.