"Good Night, Moon" is a science fiction short story by Bruce Sterling and Rudy Rucker.

At a delicatessen, two directors talk about the next episode of their dream series Skaken Recurrent Nightmare while the Moon has disappeared.

[2] io9's Charlie Jane Anders said she found the short story "strange, unsettling—and highly quotable".

[3] Locus Online's Lois Tilton called it "crazy stuff, a lot of fun, and a sharp dissection of Hollywood trends" but notes "there is also cruelty here, a heartless milieu run by the shallow and self-absorbed".

[4] Tangent Online's Bob Blough said "This is a rather lightweight treatment of an interesting concept which made me laugh out loud more than once.