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Sunny’s Journal and Press is an online literary magazine that elevates the talents and voices of writers, artists, and readers. Through interviews, literary pieces, and more, this Journal renders insightful thoughts and questions from creatives, sparking conversations and ideas that will uplift and inspire our community.

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The Sun (UK) stated that Lillian Li’s latest novel Bad Asians “is a must-read: beautifully messy and uncomfortably real.” To celebrate Lillian’s new novel, she shares her recommended reading list with us.

View the list here.

March 19th, 2026

The Latest

Nikki Munoz 3/1/26 Nikki Munoz 3/1/26

Grant Ginder on “So Old, So Young”, Writing 11 Drafts, and Exploring the Passage of Time

Lex Garcia Nix 2/8/26 Lex Garcia Nix 2/8/26

Olivia Muenter on “Little One,” Selfhood, and Everyday Cults

Nikki Munoz 1/10/26 Nikki Munoz 1/10/26

Vanessa Lawrence on “Sheer”, the Intimacy of Makeup, and Intergenerational Power Dynamics

Nikki Munoz 10/28/25 Nikki Munoz 10/28/25

Erin Somers on “The Ten Year Affair”, the Appeal of Fictional Affairs, and Being on the Side of the Reader

Meghan McGuire 8/23/25 Meghan McGuire 8/23/25

Melissa Pace On Debut “The Once and Future Me,” Exploring the Faultiness of Memory, and Getting Answers from the Subconscious

Nikki Munoz 8/17/25 Nikki Munoz 8/17/25

Emily Adrian on “Seduction Theory”, Unreliable Narrators, and Exploring the Stakes of Staying Together

Lex Garcia Nix 8/11/25 Lex Garcia Nix 8/11/25

Cleyvis Natera on “Grand Paloma Resort”, Her Hopes for Workers in Service, And Not Being Afraid to “Tap into Heritage”

Nikki Munoz 7/21/25 Nikki Munoz 7/21/25

Katie Yee on Debut “Maggie”, Finding Humor in Hardship, and Writing a Resilient Narrator

Nikki Munoz 7/6/25 Nikki Munoz 7/6/25

Hattie Williams on Debut “Bitter Sweet”, Writing “Unlikeable” Characters, and Power Dynamics in Age Gap Relationships

Nikki Munoz 6/6/25 Nikki Munoz 6/6/25

Melissa Febos on ‘The Dry Season’, Vulnerability, and Learning About Herself Through Celibacy

Nikki Munoz 4/14/25 Nikki Munoz 4/14/25

Ashley Whitaker on Debut Novel ‘Bitter Texas Honey,’ Writing about Addiction, and Ending on a Hopeful Note

Nikki Munoz 12/3/24 Nikki Munoz 12/3/24

Weike Wang on ‘Rental House,’ Developing Tension, and Writing About Midlife

The Sun (UK) stated that Lillian Li’s latest novel Bad Asians “is a must-read: beautifully messy and uncomfortably real.” To celebrate Lillian’s new novel, she shares her recommended reading list with us.

View the list here.

The Latest

Grant Ginder on “So Old, So Young”, Writing 11 Drafts, and Exploring the Passage of Time

Olivia Muenter on “Little One,” Selfhood, and Everyday Cults

Vanessa Lawrence on “Sheer”, the Intimacy of Makeup, and Intergenerational Power Dynamics

Erin Somers on “The Ten Year Affair”, the Appeal of Fictional Affairs, and Being on the Side of the Reader

Melissa Pace On Debut “The Once and Future Me,” Exploring the Faultiness of Memory, and Getting Answers from the Subconscious

Emily Adrian on “Seduction Theory”, Unreliable Narrators, and Exploring the Stakes of Staying Together

Cleyvis Natera on “Grand Paloma Resort”, Her Hopes for Workers in Service, And Not Being Afraid to “Tap into Heritage”

Katie Yee on Debut “Maggie”, Finding Humor in Hardship, and Writing a Resilient Narrator

Hattie Williams on Debut “Bitter Sweet”, Writing “Unlikeable” Characters, and Power Dynamics in Age Gap Relationships

Melissa Febos on ‘The Dry Season’, Vulnerability, and Learning About Herself Through Celibacy

Ashley Whitaker on Debut Novel ‘Bitter Texas Honey,’ Writing about Addiction, and Ending on a Hopeful Note

Weike Wang on ‘Rental House,’ Developing Tension, and Writing About Midlife

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