Inframince Journal is soliciting pitches for book reviews for its inaugural issue, organized around the theme of fragmentation. The journal frames fragmentation not merely as rupture but as a condition of instability, porosity, and asynchronous movement—a state in which narratives loosen and parts drift apart. The call asks writers to consider what lies in the fissure, what obscurity conceals, and how broken forms gesture elsewhere. Reviews are the medium; the theme is the lens. The journal operates online and remotely, with no geographic constraint on contributors. There is no submission fee. The deadline for pitches is October 15, 2026. As a founding issue, the publication is establishing its editorial identity in real time, which places a premium on writing that is conceptually agile and willing to test the boundaries of the review form rather than simply summarize a book. The curatorial vision is explicitly pluralizing: fragmentation as fissure, as oblique transformation, as fractal part. The editors welcome interpretation and experimentation, which suggests that a successful pitch will demonstrate not only familiarity with a given text but a considered argument for why that text belongs within this thematic frame. The review is treated as a site of inquiry, not a verdict.