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The author Cal Flyn in an abandoned house; her new book investigates such places  Credit: Rebecca Marr We’ve long got a kick out of imagining a world without us. The 8th Century Anglo-Saxon elegy ‘The Ruin’ envisions a city shattered by time and disaster: “Roofs have rushed to earth, towers in ruins … the years gnawed them from beneath.” The anonymous poet, Seamus Heaney noted, luxuriates in the “claustrophobic and doom-laden atmosphere”. The idea of the end of civilisation has always carried a delicious thrill.  More than twelve hundred years later, the same doomy shiver ru...

Designer: Ted Raicer. Developers: Ty Bomba and Chris Perello. Price $49.00 Passed inspection: An excellent update to a proven design. Good coverage of a pivotal year in the war. Excellent expansion covering the ‘what if’s’ surrounding the strategic decisions on both sides. Failed basic: A solid design that’s had all the kinks ironed out over the years, there’s nothing to not like about this game! GMT’s recent release 1918/1919: Storm in the West dropped onto the game table in December. This is a game with a storied past, dating back to its initial release in 1992 with  Command ...

on Dec. 21, 2020 - 4:00 PMComment CBS News received four awards from the National Association of Black Journalists, which were presented Saturday night. CBS This Morning Saturday co-host Michelle Miller co-emceed the event along with ABC World News Now co-anchor  Kenneth Moton. The CBS Evening News earned two awards, CBS Sunday Morning earned one award and CBS News evp of news Kim Godwin earned an award as well. Godwin was presented during the event with the Ida B. Wells Award “for her work as a strong newsroom leader, for being an advocate for stories about communities in the country t...