Inframince Journal is a new online publication positioning itself at the intersection of critical writing and literary inquiry. For its inaugural issue, the editors have chosen the theme of Fragmentation—not as a simple metaphor for rupture, but as a provocation to consider what lies between the broken parts, what is concealed in oblique transformations, and how fractured narratives might gesture elsewhere. The journal seeks work that pluralizes the term, treating fragmentation as both a formal condition and a critical lens. This is a call for writing that engages with instability, porosity, and asynchronous movement, whether in literature, art, or culture at large. The journal accepts literary criticism and essays, with a clear preference for rigorous, experimental approaches that resist tidy resolution. There is no submission fee, and the pitch-first process suggests an editorial stance that values conceptual clarity and argumentative direction over polished drafts alone. While no prize or payment is specified, the opportunity is significant for writers seeking a venue that treats criticism as a creative and intellectual practice. The founding issue offers a chance to help shape the journal's early identity and to contribute to a conversation that is explicitly open to interpretation and formal risk. Given the online and remote nature of the publication, Inframince Journal is accessible to writers regardless of geographic location. The deadline of 15 October 2026 provides ample time for thoughtful development, but the pitch-first requirement means that early contact with the editors is advisable. The curatorial vision is one of intellectual generosity and aesthetic curiosity—fragmentation here is not merely a theme but a method, inviting essays that breach edges and explore the spaces in between.