Ice-bound Russian ships wrecked off Kamchatka
September 30, 2009 · Russia, Shipwrecks, World Ruins · 1 Comment 

‘Slumpy’ the tumble-down Detroit mansion
September 29, 2009 · Residential, USA, World Ruins · 4 Comments 

Collapse: toppled apartment building in Shanghai
September 28, 2009 · China, Residential, World Ruins · 8 Comments 

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The ruination of the Kanagawa Toyo Bowl
September 25, 2009 · Entertainment, Haikyo, Kanagawa · 6 Comments 

Dave Hill’s ‘Girl on an Adventure’
September 24, 2009 · Uncategorized · Comment 

Dave Hill is one of the leading lights in HDR composite photography, layering multiple images together to recreate whatever he can imagine, to stunning and impresive effect. The ‘Dave Hill Effect’ is well-known in photography circles, a certain kind of…

Tawnymoor – a poem
September 23, 2009 · Poems, Stories · 1 Comment 

by Michael John Grist. Make the feet for children’s shoes, Down the alley, back from hell, This whole town is made of iron Witnesses shall turn to steam Their Pockets filled with earth. • Grub the mantles, merrymen! Seize the…

Skeletal hotels on the Sinai Peninsula
September 22, 2009 · Egypt, Hotels / Resorts, World Ruins · 1 Comment 

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Willow’s Cross
September 21, 2009 · Zine · 5 Comments 

By Mari Mitchell. My name is Willow. I do not look, or feel like a Willow.. Willows are statuesque; they should be graceful and ethereal. I resemble Mrs. Potato Head. I have an older stepbrother named Patrick. He does not…

The beautiful ruined tubes of Sports World
September 18, 2009 · Haikyo, Izu, Theme Parks · 13 Comments 

Gorgeous digital paintings by Pixel Distillery
September 17, 2009 · Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

Lucas Zoltowski is a professional graphic designer who has created some really fantastic images of the apocalypse. Here’s a few, go to his site to see other great work. Apocalypse city

The Sphinx
September 16, 2009 · Stories, Surreal · 2 Comments 

by Michael John Grist The Sphinx asked me its questions. I ignored the Sphinx. It had the head of a lion, and the body of a man and woman combined. “Where are you from?” it asked. “Why are you here?”…

The exploded bust of Ferdinand Marcos

At the height of his power in the 1970′s former president/dictator of the Philippines Ferdinand E. Marcos commissioned the construction of a 99-foot concrete bust in own image, situated on a cliff overlooking the South China Sea around 130 km…

The Devil at Your Heels
September 14, 2009 · Zine · 4 Comments 

by Robert Mammone The tick tick tick of the car’s cooling engine dragged Arthur back to his surroundings with a rush. The sky was cornflower blue, the only movement a honking arrow of geese skirting the horizon. He squinted against…

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