Now few people remember this, but some 30 years ago everyone read science fiction - from pioneers to pensioners. And not at all because the authors called to technical universities or to the stars. Readers have always loved interesting stories about ordinary people in unusual circumstances. Nikolai Gornov, an Omsk journalist and writer, is one of the few who remembers this. And he still doesn’t differentiate between science fiction and literature. The texts that made up his third book, written over the past five years, can hardly be called fiction in today's understanding. Rather, these are simply interesting stories in which we see life in all its fantastic diversity. He writes about what is happening to us today and, quite possibly, will happen tomorrow. If we don’t try to change our lives, of course... “I’m writing this letter to you because I’m not on the same page with so-called scientific journals, they all require money for publication, and the cost of one article, if you didn’t know, is from ten to fifty thousand rubles depending on the status of the journal. As far as I understand, you do not demand anything from the authors and, on the contrary, pay them a fee. And I like your principles. Moreover, my hypothesis is so important for Humanity that I am obliged to convey it in any way. At least through an online magazine for science fiction fans. I hope that my illegible handwriting will not become an insurmountable obstacle for this. Just kidding..."