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Richard Crasta

    Richard Crasta is an author driven by a passion for freedom and self-expression. His work is characterized by a distinctive humor and satire, often incorporating autobiographical elements and an unflinching look at reality. Crasta's writing, encompassing both fiction and non-fiction, frequently delves into themes of resistance against colonialism and censorship. His style is described as bold and uncompromising, striving for an authentic portrayal of the world and the self.

    Works in Progress (2021)
    The Man-eaters of Malgoonda and the Last Days of Louella Lobo Prabhu
    • 2021

      Works in Progress (2021)

      • 144 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The collection features nine diverse pieces that range from joyful and humorous to serious and contemplative. It includes personal essays, a public interest essay, and dark stories, exploring themes such as family pride, attitudes towards beggars, and the complexities of fatherhood. Additionally, it offers insights and tools for writers engaging with the public. Each piece is nearly ready for independent publication, showcasing a rich variety of perspectives and experiences.

      Works in Progress (2021)
    • 2013

      The narrative offers an unfiltered portrayal of Mangalore, showcasing its vibrant characters and the journey of a unique individual who challenges societal norms. By leaving a prestigious civil service role to pursue writing, he navigates personal and cultural complexities, providing insights into the struggles and triumphs of his community. The book captures the essence of defiance and the pursuit of authenticity in a richly layered setting.

      The Man-eaters of Malgoonda and the Last Days of Louella Lobo Prabhu