Nebula Science Fiction No. 30

This May 1958 issue of Nebula, a British science fiction magazine, features several stories. The lead novelette is "Journey to the Interior" by Brian W. Aldiss, in which an undersea trawler worker develops radiation poisoning, prompting a doctor named Cyro Gyres to divert her flight to help. The narrative introduces a speculative setting with underwater ports, meditation institutes, and discussion of a new evolutionary theory positing a super-conscious successor species to mankind. Other contributions include H. Philip Stratford's "The Covetous," stories by Eric Frank Russell, Harlan Ellison, E.R. James, Donald Malcolm, and E.C. Tubb, plus columns on science topics and fan content. Editor Peter Hamilton's "Look Here" discusses contemporary controversy over moral standards depicted in science fiction.