A fascicle is a 'bundle of structures': an individual, booklet-sized installment of a longer work. Developing the publication as a series of fascicles resonates with the diversity and flexibility of FoAM's work and ways of working.

A short introductory booklet

A set of themed, book-length print publications. Probing the network's motto “grow your own worlds” from different angles, five books track FoAM's enduring interests in augmented and mixed realities, non-human beings, food and hospitality, organisational experiments, and things transient and overlooked. To foreground process over simple descriptions of finished projects, these texts adopt a metaphor of routes or pathways, using multiple voices and a diverse range of material to support experiential engagements with the identified themes. The books will gather reflections on previous work and current concerns, reprints of previous texts, annotations, commentary, and original new material.

Handmade, small fascicles that can be used 'in the field', reused, repurposed. Things like worksheets, exercise booklets, pocket-guides, recipes, instructions.

'One-quire' booklets (thus “cahier”). French, from Middle French quaer, caier quire Middle English quair four sheets of paper folded once, collection of sheets, from Anglo-French quaier, from Vulgar Latin *quaternum set of four, from Latin quaterni four each, set of four.

Cards and other loose objects in book-sized boxes, to be used in workshops, coaching, futuring, and other participatory sessions with groups or individuals.