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August 31st, 2010

Ujala Sehgal: The Last Book I Loved, Hopscotch

Would I find Cortazar?

But I wasn’t really looking for Cortazar when I read his masterpiece, Hopscotch. I was, I’m sorry to say, looking for myself. And just to make the cliché complete, I was looking for myself while living a bohemian existence in Buenos Aires, with little idea of how I got there or where I was going next, after quitting a corporate job in New York. …more

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Ujala Sehgal recently quit the world of corporate law and now lives and writes in New York. She blogs about art, literature, and film at Seductive Banter, and is currently accepting applications from potential employers.

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