what kind of content does it publish?
Novels, short stories and columns by well known as well as upcoming writers
Nebula Science Fiction
The first two issues of "Nebula" contained the two novels Hamilton had bought before changing his plans from a paperback series to a magazine: "Robots Never Weep" by E.R. James, and "Thou Pasture Us" by F.G. Rayer. These left little room for other material, but Hamilton was able to reprint a short story by A. E. van Vogt in the first issue, and stories by John Brunner and E. C. Tubb in the second issue, along with material by lesser known writers. There was also a column by Walt Willis called "The Electric Fan", later renamed "Fanorama", which covered science fiction fandom.
what is nebula science fiction? First Scottish science fiction magazine when was it first published? Autumn 1952
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Nebula Science Fiction [SEP] Contents and reception
The first two issues of "Nebula" contained the two novels Hamilton had bought before changing his plans from a paperback series to a magazine: "Robots Never Weep" by E.R. James, and "Thou Pasture Us" by F.G. Rayer. These left little room for other material, but Hamilton was able to reprint a short story by A. E. van Vogt in the first issue, and stories by John Brunner and E. C. Tubb in the second issue, along with material by lesser known writers. There was also a column by Walt Willis called "The Electric Fan", later renamed "Fanorama", which covered science fiction fandom.