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# What is The Fracture?

## <mark style="color:orange;">What is The Fracture?</mark>

The Fracture is a handwritten science fantasy saga built on the Solana blockchain.

We are telling the story of The Fracture through the different lenses of Art, written story, and Gamification and Media. The Fracture is a true fan owned entity that leverages the strengths of blockchain through digital ownership.

Entertainment, Value and Utility are key focuses that we lean into with our core assets which are the primary faction collections.

## <mark style="color:orange;">What is the Mission of The Fracture?</mark>

To grow towards being a globally recognised brand and franchise built on the story of The Fracture.

Telling a story through high quality fantasy Art and Gamification.

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## <mark style="color:orange;">Where can I read more?</mark>

Our medium contains all the short stories written by our brilliant writer Yaga, who is currently bringing The Fracture universe to life.

Yaga's work set in the Fracture universe has already been published by Variant Literature. You can read this piece [here](https://variantlit.com/walmart-population-four/).\
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You can also read more of The Fracture short stories [here](https://medium.com/@thefracture_).

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