Take a journey into the unknown. Better yet, take ten. In the first issue of Nonlocal Science Fiction, you'll find ten stories from ten different authors spread across the globe. Each will stimulate a different portion of your imagination. Each will have you contemplating the mysteries of the universe for days and weeks to come. The newest entry to the galaxy of science fiction awaits. An engaging, vibrant read for genre diehards and casual fans alike.

Inside, you'll find:

"Us and Everybody Else" by Valery Amborski
In the future, we’ll be able to escape, very literally, into our memories. But is it a good idea to live for the past?

"Delivery to Venus" by Robert Paul Blumenstein
The Earth has become a ball of ice as the sun slowly burns out. A team of scientists must face the ultimate questions of existence while they sow seeds on Venus.

"A Thin Atmosphere, Chapter 1" by Dan Colton
Mars City comes under attack by tunnel-dwelling Rebels in the first chapter of this old-school space adventure serial.

"Mazep-fal" by Daniel J. Dombrowski
A man who is both the youngest and oldest member of his tribe makes a terrible discovery on a pilgrimage to meet his gods.

"Marigold’s Memory" by Reva Russell English
In a future where human memory is stored on microchip implants and bad memories can be erased, a young woman faces a terrible fate.

"Catalyst" by Aaron Hamilton
A daring escape in a stolen spacecraft and a mysterious and alluring rescuer leave a smuggler wondering what will happen next.

"Deal Gone Bad, Chapter 1" by Thad Kanupp
Jack survives in a post-apocalyptic wasteland by scavenging guns and ammunition to trade for food. His life gets a lot more interesting when he meets a young boy in this wasteland serial.

"Shoot the Devil" by Nicholas Rossis
What would you do if you could travel back in time? If you had the devil in your sites, would you pull the trigger?

"The Assistant Assistant Port Keeper" by Jim Rudnick
Life as an Assistant Assistant Port Keeper in a space port on the Rim has its highs and its lows. A visit from a particularly difficult species of traders presents an opportunity for both.

"In The Days Of Still Pictures" by H.C. Turk
In an alternate wild west where cowboys ride zebras and elephants pull wagons, a pair of traveling salesmen appear and stir up trouble with their magical wares.