Nick Curley

Nick Curley is a critic and writer from Newton, Massachusetts. His work has appeared in Harper's, The Boston Globe, MLB.com, The Massachusetts Review, and yes, even Pro Wrestling Illustrated. His one-act play The Daft and the Dense premieres at PS122 in Manhattan's East Village this June. Each month his arts and culture blog Slather is read by dozens of people mistaking it for Slate. He lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

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Jewcy Interviews: Lev Grossman

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Jewcy Interviews: Starlee Kine

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The Big Jewcy: Jami Attenberg, Writer

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The Big Jewcy: Nicole Schneit, Musician – Air Waves

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Jewcy Review: Assaf Gavron’s “Almost Dead”

That great Jewish scribe David Mamet wrote that "a dramatic experience concerned with the mundane…