Inframince Journal is a new online publication whose founding issue takes 'Fragmentation' as its organizing concern. The editors frame fragmentation not merely as breakage but as a condition of instability, porosity, and asynchronous movement—where narratives become difficult to contain and parts shift out of step. They ask what is split in between, what obscurity conceals and then reveals, and how writing might speak to fractal parts that gesture elsewhere and everywhere. The call is deliberately plural: it invites interpretations that breach edges rather than tidy them. The journal accepts works of translation into English, alongside writing and hybrid forms. This is a founding issue, which means the selected pieces will establish the journal's initial editorial character rather than fit into an existing archive. There is no submission fee, and the journal operates online and remotely, making it accessible to practitioners regardless of geographic location. No prize or payment is specified in the provided information; contributors should expect publication rather than monetary award. The curatorial vision is one of experimentation and interpretive latitude. The editors explicitly encourage any interpretation of the theme and welcome where experimentation leads. For writers and translators, this is an invitation to submit work that treats fragmentation as method as well as subject—work that is comfortable with discontinuity, oblique transformation, and the unstable middle ground between whole and shattered.