Inframince Journal is a new publication seeking work that interrogates the concept of fragmentation. The founding issue posits fragmentation not merely as rupture but as a generative condition—one that destabilizes narratives, pluralizes meaning, and reveals the interstitial. The journal's call is deliberately expansive, encouraging interpretations that range from the fissure to the oblique transformation, from the fractal to the asynchronous. As a magazine dedicated to writing and hybrid genres, Inframince Journal positions itself at the intersection of literary and interdisciplinary practice. The absence of a submission fee and the online, remote nature of the opportunity suggest an accessible, globally minded editorial stance. While no prize or payment is specified, the journal's emphasis on experimentation and its thematic openness indicate a curatorial vision that values risk and conceptual rigor over conventional polish. The theme of fragmentation is articulated with a poetic precision that invites writers to consider what is split, concealed, or breached. The journal seeks work that gestures 'elsewhere and everywhere,' implying a preference for writing that is porous, mutable, and resistant to closure. This is not a call for tidy resolutions but for texts that inhabit the fractures.