Tsume Puzzles for  Japanese Chess: Introduction to Shogi Mating Riddles
Gene is the author of two computer programming books, a poetry book, and a book of tsume puzzles. He attended the University of Utah where he received a Bachelor of Arts in English. He has spent the last few decades working as a graphic designer, web designer, editor, computer programmer, and author.  T. Gene Davis learned to play shogi from a roommate while living on Oahu in Hawaii in the early 1990’s. He has been a devoted fan of the game ever since. Gene maintains the Daily Tsume Puzzle at japanesechess.net. He provides shogi information, shogi board PDFs, and a shogi applet at japanesechess.org. He also writes and maintains the Shogi: Samurai Chess computer program at genedavissoftware.com.