The Great Nebraska Sea

The Great Nebraska Sea is a science fiction short story by Allan Danzig, first published in 1963 in Galaxy Science Fiction. The narrative depicts a catastrophic geological event that transforms North America into a vast inland sea, leading to significant environmental and societal changes. As towns are destroyed and millions flee, the story explores themes of loss and survival through the experiences of the Creeth family, who find refuge amidst the chaos. This work is notable for its speculative approach to disaster fiction and has been included in various anthologies, reflecting on humanity's adaptation to drastic changes in geography and climate.