Quillkeepers Press is assembling *Renditions: Some Assembly Required*, an anthology organized around the proposition that identity is not a fixed destination but an ongoing project—one built from pivot points, missteps, revelations, and the quiet intervals between them. The editors seek work that traces the process of becoming: the new versions of the self that have been constructed, and the raw materials—people, places, heartbreaks, breakthroughs—that made those constructions possible. Submissions are invited to show the blueprints, the rough drafts, and the final builds of a life's evolution. The call is open to nonfiction in the form of personal essays and memoir excerpts of up to 3,000 words. There is no submission fee. The anthology's stated tonal range is deliberately wide: authentic, nuanced, and evocative work is welcome, whether it arrives through humor, gravity, or the register between. This is not a call for thesis-driven argument or reported feature writing, but for the reflective, first-person work that treats the self as a site of ongoing revision. For the working writer, the terms are straightforward: a fixed deadline of March 28, 2027, a no-fee submission process, and a thematic frame capacious enough to accommodate formal experimentation within the essay and memoir traditions. The curatorial vision is one of process over polish—the editors have asked explicitly for the rough drafts alongside the final builds, which suggests a preference for candor and structural honesty over seamless resolution.