The computer culture magazine Skrolli launched an international version last year and is coming out with the second English issue this August, 2017. The issue will also feature a story on the Amiga hobby.
The mainly volunteer-based, yet professional quality magazine hailing from Finland, covers the entire breadth of the computing culture, from DIY to readymade, from productivity to games, from old to new. About the only thing it isn't, is a catalogue of product reviews, like so many magazines. Neither is it a "retro" magazine. Skrolli is an age-agnostic computer magazine for thinkers and tinkerers.
While Skrolli is not an Amiga magazine, it has plenty of Amiga enthusiasts as writers, and often covers Amiga topics in its Finnish edition as an important part of computing culture. Amiga will be included in the second English issue as well.
If you are interested, the first English issue is available for order and second issue for pre-order at Skrolli's website, both in glossy paper and digital app formats:
https://skrolli.fi/buyFor a free sample issue and a FAQ on what is Skrolli, see:
https://skrolli.fi/international
