Sink Hollow, a literary journal dedicated to undergraduate voices, announces an open call for nonfiction for its 2026 edition. This opportunity is specifically designed for writers currently enrolled in undergraduate programs, offering a platform for emerging talents to present work that engages with the nonfiction form. The journal seeks to curate a collection that reflects the diversity and rigor of undergraduate nonfiction writing today. The submission guidelines emphasize accessibility and professionalism: there is no entry fee, and the journal requires manuscripts of up to 7,500 words, with flash nonfiction accepted at no more than 750 words. All submissions must be double-spaced, use 1-inch margins, and employ a standard 12-point font. Crucially, pages must be free of identifying features; the author's name and university should appear only in the bio, ensuring an equitable blind review process. While no monetary prize is offered, publication in Sink Hollow provides a significant credit for undergraduate writers seeking to establish their literary presence. The journal's commitment to undergraduate work underscores its role as a vital space for early-career writers to refine their craft and contribute to the broader literary conversation. The curatorial vision prioritizes clarity, originality, and adherence to the specified formatting, with the aim of assembling an issue that resonates with discerning readers.