Inframince Journal is a new literary venture seeking fiction that interrogates the theme of fragmentation. The journal's founding issue aims to pluralize the concept, asking writers to consider fissures, oblique transformations, and the asynchronous movement of parts. This call is not for work that merely depicts brokenness, but for narratives that explore the interstitial, the concealed, and the fractal nature of experience. The journal positions itself as a space for experimentation, welcoming interpretations that breach conventional edges. With no submission fee, the barrier to entry is low, but the curatorial bar is high: the editors seek writing that is formally inventive and thematically rigorous. The absence of a prize or monetary compensation is typical for many literary journals, and the primary reward is publication in a debut issue that promises to be a considered collection. While the journal's location is online and remote, its ambitions are clearly international. The theme of fragmentation resonates across disciplines and cultures, and the editors encourage submissions that push against stable narratives. This is an opportunity for writers to contribute to a conversation about disjunction and multiplicity, and to have their work featured in a journal that values the fragmentary as a mode of inquiry.