Creative License
Maya SinhaFiction, essays & field notes.
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Introducing a new Substack: Craft + Practice
Liji Jinaraj from San Francisco, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Thanks to Creative License subscribers for sticking with me during a period of silence. In the past year, I’ve unpublished more than I’ve published, feeling a need f...
My Despicable Romp through Visual AI
I have a stubborn tendency to like things I’m supposed to dislike. For a few years, I wrote a newspaper humor column called “Lowbrow,” which went to bat for “guilty pleasures” like McDonald’s and reality TV.
The running joke of the column...
The Navy Blue of India
Once, I was reading Vogue in the college library—where back issues were stacked on metal shelves among the periodicals—and came across the following line: “Pink is the navy blue of India.”
Apparently, Indians wore bright pink to all forma...
The World's Best Boys
Photo by Maya Sinha (2018)
The boys of Owl Creek were named like ships—the U.S.S. Carter, the U.S.S. Ross, the U.S.S. Jackson—ships being readied for their glorious launch into the open sea. A few mothers with romantic sensibilities had go...
Good News, Everyone
Photo by Karolina Kaboompics
As of June 2024, the Target Corporation has apparently decided to stop waging guerilla warfare on the normie moms who comprise its main customer base.
From the front lines, I can report that, in my California...
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My work has appeared in The Lamp, Dappled Things, Return, The Saturday Evening Post, and many other publications. My first novel is The City Mother (Chrism Press 2022).
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