When the Moon Fell

When the Moon Fell, published in 1929 by Morrison Colladay, is a science fiction novel that explores the catastrophic consequences of the moon being thrown off its orbit towards Earth. The narrative follows a survivor in Labrador who witnesses the societal collapse and disaster that ensues as humanity faces impending doom. Alongside a companion named Jim, they navigate a transformed landscape marked by tidal waves and earthquakes, ultimately discovering a new settlement in Greenland as they attempt to rebuild civilization. The novel reflects on human resilience in the face of disaster and the quest for survival amidst chaos.