Fragments (magazine)

Fragments was a literary magazine published in the late 20th century, known for showcasing experimental and avant-garde writing. It provided a platform for emerging and established authors who were pushing the boundaries of traditional literary forms. The magazine typically featured short stories, poems, essays, and sometimes visual art. Its aesthetic leaned toward the postmodern and often included metafictional elements and unconventional narrative structures. Specific publication dates and editorial staff details may be difficult to ascertain due to the often ephemeral nature of small literary magazines. Fragments often sought to challenge conventional notions of storytelling and authorship, promoting a more fragmented and self-aware approach to literature.