Editorial Focus
Hollow and Sky seeks poetry, prose, and visual work shaped by attention, memory, silence, and engagement with the natural world. The journal is drawn to work that listens closely to interior life, lived experience, and what often goes unnamed but felt.
Tips From the Editor
Read the journal before submitting. Hollow and Sky is not looking for imitation, but each issue develops its own conversation, and familiarity with the work already published can help writers understand the journal’s sensibility. Trust specificity and restraint. The work that stays with the editor often begins with careful attention to something concrete, and allows meaning to emerge without overexplaining it. Above all, don’t count yourself out. Publication history and credentials have no bearing on editorial decisions; every submission is considered on the strength of the work itself.