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[[ZauberZeit]], "the magazine for fantasy games and books", was a bi-monthly magazine that ran from 1986 to 1993 (38 issues). It was initially published by Citadel Verlag, Hamburg who changed into Laurin-Verlag. In July 1993 the publishing house went bankrupt [[#References|[3]]]. After the bankruptcy, the boardgame company "Queen Games" took over the publishing rights but had no interest in continuing the magazine. However, some ex-employees started publishing a successor magazine called ''"Nautilus"''.<br><br> | [[ZauberZeit]], "the magazine for fantasy games and books", was a bi-monthly magazine that ran from 1986 to 1993 (38 issues). It was initially published by Citadel Verlag, Hamburg who changed into Laurin-Verlag. In July 1993 the publishing house went bankrupt [[#References|[3]]]. After the bankruptcy, the boardgame company "Queen Games" took over the publishing rights but had no interest in continuing the magazine. However, some ex-employees started publishing a successor magazine called ''"Nautilus"''.<br><br> | ||
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ZauberZeit, "the magazine for fantasy games and books", was a bi-monthly magazine that ran from 1986 to 1993 (38 issues). It was initially published by Citadel Verlag, Hamburg who changed into Laurin-Verlag. In July 1993 the publishing house went bankrupt [3]. After the bankruptcy, the boardgame company "Queen Games" took over the publishing rights but had no interest in continuing the magazine. However, some ex-employees started publishing a successor magazine called "Nautilus".
ISSN 0930-0007
Sample Covers
25, October 1990 
27, February 1991
References
- [1], de.wikiepdia, "ZauberZeit"
- [2], de.wikiepdia, "Nautilus (Magazin)"
- [3], x-zine.de, "Fantasy Magazine Nautilus - Jürgen Pirner Interview" (2002) (archived)
