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Fuchs, Werner, 1949-

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Personal name headingFuchs, Werner, 1949-
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Variant(s)Fuchs, W., 1949-
Fuchs, 1949-
Birth date1949-08-17
Place of birthAalen (Germany)
Field of activityScience fiction Publishers and publishing Video games--Design
Profession or occupationPublishers and publishing Authors Editors
Found inReclams Science Fiction Führer, c1982: t.p. (Werner Fuchs) p. 163 (b. 1949 in Hüttlingen-Sulzdorf bei Aalen; Studium d. Wirtschaftswissenschaften in Bochum sowie Anglistik u. Germanistik in Düsseldorf; Autor von Sachbüchern, Redakteur d. SF-Magazins Comet; Herausgeber von verschiedenen SF-Anthologien; neben bzw. nach Tätigkeiten als Buchhändler, Literaturagent u. Übersetzer; seit 1980 Herausgeber d. Taschenbuchreihe "Knaur Science Fiction")
Lexikon der Science Fiction Literatur, 1980: title page (Werner Fuchs)
ISFDB, viewed November 16, 2023 (Werner Fuchs; born August 17, 1949; uses alternate names: W. Fuchs, Fuchs)
   <https://isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?31405>
sarna.net wiki, viewed November 16, 2023 (Werner Fuchs (born 1949 in Aalen, Germany) is a German game designer, author, translator, literary agent and publisher and one of the cofounders of Fantasy Productions (FanPro). He has been working in the fantasy genre since 1971: In 1977 he started "Fantastic Shop" in Düsseldorf; Fuchs had been producing a science fiction anthology series together with a friend, Hans-Joachim Alpers. Fuchs and Alpers created their own publishing house, Fantasy Productions (GbR). The GbR and the Fantastic Shop business were merged into the Fantasy Productions GmbH in 1988)
   <https://www.sarna.net/wiki/Werner_Fuchs>
Wikipedia (German), viewed November 16, 2023 (Werner Fuchs (born August 17 , 1949 in Hüttlingen-Sulzdorf near Aalen) is a German publisher, author, editor and role-playing game pioneer... Together with Hans Joachim Alpers, Ronald M. Hahn and Wolfgang Jeschke, he received the Kurd Lasswitz Prize in 1981 for the lexicon of science fiction literature )
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