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+title: Fiction Friction
+author: Irmak, Aglaia
+
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+# Fiction Friction
+## story telling tool
+
+
+Fiction Friction cards are prepared by two wonderers who spent a fair
+amount of time thinking about healing,witchcraft and (contemporary)
+witch-hunting, rituals, Tarot culture. This approach can be seen as a
+way to create a ritual or a (personal) journey into a collective
+representation. The cards in a way carry our identities, individual
+pasts, collective memory moments, frictions and fictions. Our intention
+was to reclaim the tarrot card ritual and reconsider the relation
+between the given interpretation and the figure of the future teller by
+reversing it- since he group of the players will be able to collectively
+reimagine their own meaning of the cards. We are keen to see how
+similiar or completely different experiences can be shared and learned
+through this round of excercise. This small game/tool is a possibility
+to write together, meet, connect, talk about unpeakable things, share,
+interprete or even conflict. The card is a starting point, an interface
+for an opening, for a promising healing, for a collective moment.
+
+Fiction Friction is a tool for (hyper)textual conversations on (via)
+abstract/symbolic/surrealistic collage cards. We based our collaging on
+political events that we have experienced or have been part of our
+memories, mythological figures from our cultures, collective memory
+moments, literature that has inspired us, musical references,
+individuals etc. The main components of the game are a deck of
+illustrated cards, a dice with different methods of interpretation, an
+empty deck to host the new potential stories created by the players.
+
+How to play:
+
+The fiction friction game/tool consists of a deck of collage illustrated
+cards that the players can use in three possible ways.
+
+1\. -One player picks a card from the illustrated card deck and place it
+in the middle. The card is the starting point of a collective
+(hypertextual) story.
+
+-Everyone takes an empty card.
+
+-In turns, players throw the dice to indicate the possible methods to
+write/draw/illustrate about or via the revealed card.
+
+-In the end of the round a small story will be created out of the
+interpretations of each player.
+
+2\. -Each player picks an illustrated card and an empty card from the
+deck without revealing the card to others.
+
+-The first player starts with a sentence about their card and leaves the
+illustrated card upside down in the middle.
+
+-Other players continue with their sentences\' according to the card in
+their hands.
+
+-The illustrated cards are shuffled and then revealed. Everybody then
+makes a guess and match the card with the right sentence.
+
+-The dice can be used to choose a method if preferred.
+
+3\. -One player picks a card and place it in the middle.
+
+-The player who picked the card throws the dice and interprets the card
+accordingly.
+
+-The other players throw the dice in turns and continue the narrative.