Sink Hollow, a literary magazine rooted in the undergraduate experience, offers a dedicated space for emerging voices in nonfiction. This call is exclusively for undergraduate work, underscoring the magazine's commitment to fostering early-career writers. The submission guidelines—no more than 7,500 words for essays, 750 for flash, double-spaced, 12-point font, and anonymized pages—reflect a professional standard that respects the reading process and ensures fair evaluation. The magazine's curatorial vision centers on authentic, well-crafted nonfiction that resonates with a broad readership. While the theme is open, the emphasis on undergraduate work suggests a particular interest in perspectives that are formative, inquisitive, and intellectually rigorous. The absence of a submission fee aligns with Sink Hollow's mission to make publishing accessible, removing economic barriers for student writers. Accepted work will be featured in Sink Hollow's upcoming issue, providing a platform for undergraduates to share their essays and flash nonfiction with a discerning audience. The magazine's editorial team seeks pieces that demonstrate clarity, originality, and a strong command of voice, whether through traditional essay forms or the compressed intensity of flash.