# Parul Sehgal
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parul sehgal is a literary critic whose articles have been published in literary magazines and newspapers. She is a book critic at The New York Times Book Review and The New York Times. She teaches at Columbia University and at the City University of New York.Sehgal was born to Indian parents and was raised in India, Hungary, the Philippines and Northern Virginia.
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