Greg Iacurci moved to New York City in 2007 and has loved every second of life in the Big Apple. He’s a graduate of Fordham University, where he majored in Communication and Media Studies as well as French, and spent a semester in Paris studying French history and literature at l’Université de Paris. He was a contributing writer for his alma mater’s newspaper "The Ram," covering campus events and writing opinion articles and reviews, and received the Bernice Kilduff White & John J. White prize for creative writing his senior year. Greg is currently a copy editor at Energy Intelligence, a journalism outlet that publishes newsletters encompassing the global energy industry. In his free time, Greg enjoys watching movies both new and old, and has a soft spot for hilariously awful sci-fi films. If there were a church of Indiana Jones, he would be its most devoted follower. He presently plays guitar in two bands, and has been hailed as the next Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan; these accolades, however, came from his mother and father. Greg aspires to an enriching career as a journalist and writer, and hopes to publish a novel sometime down the road.
