The End of the Moon Arthur Rankin Jr. For everybody who grew up

For everybody who grew up watching '50s-era low-budget SF and horror films on Saturday afternoon TV

and identity

A half hour

A practical thirteen-year-old in charge of the family laundry business

) their hubris

The End of the Moon Arthur Rankin Jr. For everybody who grew upBy Mark Winters O'Connor. Self Published. Softcover, Colour, 2025. This project is a silent illustrative book. The narrative follows two co workers isolated on a secluded base in Antarctica who are faced with the end of the world as they know it. The characters are faced with the moon rapidly descending down to Earth with nothing they can do to stop it.