Sink Hollow is a literary magazine dedicated to publishing the work of undergraduate writers. This call for fiction seeks short stories and flash pieces that demonstrate craft and originality. The journal provides a platform for emerging voices, offering publication to those selected. The submission guidelines emphasize a professional approach: manuscripts must be double-spaced, use 1-inch margins, and a standard 12-point font. Pieces should not exceed 7,500 words for short stories or 750 words for flash fiction. All identifying information must be removed from the manuscript file and individual pieces; such details belong only in the bio. This blind review process ensures that work is evaluated on its own merits. There is no submission fee, aligning with Sink Hollow's commitment to accessibility. While no monetary prize is offered, publication in Sink Hollow provides undergraduate writers with a credible credit and a discerning readership. The editorial team seeks fiction that is thoughtfully constructed and resonant, reflecting the diverse perspectives of undergraduate experience.