Inframince Journal is a new magazine seeking writing that interrogates the theme of fragmentation for its inaugural issue. The journal positions fragmentation not merely as rupture but as a generative condition—one that destabilizes narratives, pluralizes meaning, and reveals what lies between fissures. This call is an invitation to consider how brokenness, discontinuity, and the fractal nature of experience might be articulated through language. The journal welcomes experimental and interpretative approaches, encouraging writers to explore fragmentation across forms and disciplines. While the description excerpt mentions photography and illustration, the primary discipline is writing, and submissions should engage with the theme through written work. The absence of a fee and the online/remote nature of the opportunity suggest an accessible, globally inclusive platform for emerging and established voices alike. As the founding issue, this call carries the weight of establishing the journal's curatorial identity. The selected works will set the tone for future editions, making this an opportunity for writers to contribute to a nascent conversation. The journal's name, 'Inframince,' references Marcel Duchamp's concept of infinitesimal difference, hinting at an interest in subtle, interstitial moments—a fitting lens for a theme that dwells on the spaces between wholes.