Menace from the Moon

by Bohun Lynch, William A.S. Sarjeant

Bizarre tale of the Earth threatened by humans living on the Moon. Apparently, a group of 17th century scientists colonized the Moon and now their descendents want to return to Earth. They send messages via a tele-cinema ray. Twentieth century Earth is too stupid to answer, so they threaten to destroy the Earth with a heat ray. As temperatures rise on Earth, it develops the tone of a fine disaster. Read it to fine out what happens next!

220 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1925

About the author

John Gilbert Bohun Lynch. English writer, amateur boxer, journalist, illustrator and critic.

Lynch’s interests were wide: in addition to fiction and journalism he was an accomplished caricaturist and wrote articles on visual art subjects; he produced a well-regarded History of Caricature (1926) and contributed to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. He also wrote travel writing (e.g., about the Italian Riviera), a critical biography of Max Beerbohm, and edited anthologies, including collections of ghost stories.