Books
Cancer
I train every day. I prefer to travel alone. I skydive.
Losing my mind.
Being a good human.
When I got my first international job.
When suffered insomnia for many years.
The poor person who feeds stray dogs on his/her meagre income.
Mr Biswas.
Count Dracula.
V.S. Naipaul, R.K.Narayan, Sarat Chandra, Mirza Hadi Ruswa.
A Tiger for Malgudi, The Mimic Men, A House for Mr Biswas, UmraoJaan Ada, Parineeta.
A Tiger for Malgudi.
Andaz Apna Apna, Devdas, Prahaar, Indiana Jones Series and Gandhi.
The power to wipe tears.
See you later.
Childhood – India Gupta Dynasty, Adolescent – Ancient Greece, Adult Life – 1970s USA, Silver years – 2050 India.
The talent to be a Veterinary.
The Mimic Men.
Write during the night at home.
Silence
Excellent.
No
Write always even if you are the only audience.
Pranesh Prasad trained as an economist from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and The Australian National University. He has planted footprints for lengthy periods in New Delhi, Mysore, Rishikesh, Udaipur, Shimla, Suva, Melbourne, Auckland, Sydney, Canberra, Wellington, Dhaka, Vancouver, and Bali. His debut novel The Ultimate Laugh was published in 2011 and subsequently launched at the prestigious Ubud Writer's Festival. Apart from writing, he is also passionate about animal welfare, Indian cricket, traveling, the arts, and music. A Half-Baked Life is his second novel. He can be reached at pranesh_prasad@yahoo.com
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