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Broken Cities is an immersive three-dimensional journey inside the war-scarred lives of Aleppo, Gaza and Mosul.

The haunting aftermath of urban conflict comes to life in “Broken Cities,” an immersive experience created by layering 35,000 individual photographs in the first-ever photogrammetric 3D exhibit of the interiors of war-damaged buildings.

‘The ruins are still standing’, the writer Brian Dillon once quipped, ‘but what do they stand for?’ Martin Devecka, Professor of Classical Studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, is the latest in a long line of scholars to attempt to answer this question in his book Broken Cities.  At its heart, Broken Cities is a collection of essays on the shifting cultural understanding of ruins across history, in the form of four case studies: Classical Greece, ancient Rome, Baghdad ...

Unfit magazines use Thinkerbeat Reader to “chart… the authors that we thought did really well with a story submission.” But these are not stories they bought – six days ago they tweeted out a link to the list of stories they rejected. The page had names, titles, and a rating between one and five stars. One problem: none of the authors had given them permission to do so. SFWA issued a statement on Facebook warning about the practices in March. Nine months later, Longshot Press i...

The mayor -- >> good luck on the movie. i love this movie. allen hughes, thank you so much for coming on. they love you in puerto rico. thank you. the movie is call eed "broken cities." let me finish with joe bidens common sense approach. youre watching "hardball," the place for politics. heres what happened...