Ein Beitrag von Bettina von Allwörden (Meister)

The Vision of the Formosan Blue Magpie
By Yi-jung Chen
A few days ago, an unexpected email landed in our inbox. It was from Yi-jung Chen, a writer from Taiwan who was looking to connect with online magazines and share her work with new readers.
We had the opportunity to interview Yi-jung about her writing and inspirations. You can read the full interview here.
But Yi-jung did not just tell us about her writing — she also gave us the chance to experience it for ourselves. She kindly sent us one of her stories, which we are delighted to share with you as a reading sample.
So, instead of telling you what makes her writing special, we invite you to discover it for yourself.
Ein Beitrag von Bettina von Allwörden (Meister)
Dietmar Kuegler has not only been a personal friend of the late editor Horst von Allwörden, but he had also been a friend of the Zauberspiegel and we published a lot on and from him till his death in Dezember of 2022. He has been one of the great friends of the United States in general, and in particular of the Wild West and its history.
Caring for his legacy and heritage has been the task of his wife, Karen Kuegler-Rugowski, who answered some questions on Dietmar's heritage and the publishing of the first of his stories in the United States. (German version see here)
... Mark Chadbourn ...
...on »Underground«, »World's End«, the »Hereward-Saga« and his future projects
Through the historical adventure novel "Hereward the Hunted" I came across the website of the british author Mark Chadbourn. To find out more about Mark Chadbourn and his novels, I contacted the author, who got in touch with me surprisingly quickly and agreed to answer a few questions.These questions gave rise to the following interview, which I would not like to withhold from the readers of the Zauberspiegel...
Through the western novel "Day of the Wolf" I came across the website of the author Charles G. West. After that, I contact the Author, who surprisingly quick replied, and came forward to answer some questions. My contact with Charles G. West resulted in the following interview I don’t want to keep you back from…
... Linda Stewart ...
During my inquiries about the series "Nick Carter - Killmaster", I found the author Linda Stewart, who wrote two Carter novels between 1973 und 1975.
After that, I contact Linda Stewart, who quick replied, and came forward to answer some questions. These questions were the basis for the following interview...