Nicholas Conley

• In addition to writing for Grunge, Nicholas is the editor of his local print newspaper, The New Hampshire Jewish Reporter.
• His years of intensive research and analysis on arcane and little-known subjects come in handy on a daily basis when writing for Grunge.
• Some of his previous credits include work for Vox, Truthout, Year Up, Eastern Bank's "Join Us For Good" campaign, HuffPost, and Screen Rant and he also used to write definitions for Dictionary.com.

Experience

Nicholas Conley is the managing editor of Static Media's Movies & TV vertical, which encompasses SlashFilm, Looper, TVLine, & SVG. A lifelong storyteller, explorer, and coffee vigilante, Nicholas first joined Static Media in 2017 as a writer for Grunge, and from there, his path led to editing, then to Looper, before becoming the senior lead editor of Hunker, then House Digest, and finally looping back home to Movies & TV. Nicholas is a die-hard fan of popular culture, and there's no greater reward than knowing that some of the niche skills he studied in decades past – like being able to cite specific issue numbers of The Amazing Spider-Man, to recalling backstories of obscure Stephen King characters, to knowing which classic 90s Sierra adventure game series ended on a cliffhanger, to understanding the stark and important truth that Biollante is the most underrated Godzilla opponent — can now comfortably be referred to as "professional development." Above all else, stories remain his greatest passion, and he has written sci-fi novels including "Knight in Paper Armor," "Pale Highway," "Intraterrestrial," "Clay Tongue: A Novelette," and "Ending Forever."