12 Facts About Geoffrey Gray

Geoffrey Gray was born on February 19,1979 and is an American author, documentary producer, and journalist.

Geoffrey Gray is a contributing editor at New York magazine.

Geoffrey Gray attended Northfield Mount Hermon School, and studied in Alexandria, Egypt.

Geoffrey Gray published his first essay for The New York Times.

Geoffrey Gray worked there until moving to the Village Voice, where he investigated poverty pimps, and cases against the wrongfully accused.

In 2003, Gray began covering boxing for the New York Times, writing about underdogs in their industries, laborers and legends like Mike Tyson.

Two years later, Geoffrey Gray started work at the New York City Police Department headquarters, covering the crime beat for the New York Sun.

Geoffrey Gray is known for his eccentric choice of subjects, profiling a tour bus driver that served as a Nigerian king, the world's most daring fragrance expert, and the world's most gored matador.

Geoffrey Gray's interest in underdogs is a common theme in his works.

Geoffrey Gray's work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, Sports Illustrated, ESPN: The Magazine, and Departures.

Geoffrey Gray has been featured as an expert on Good Morning America, NBC Today and CNN.

In 2013, Geoffrey Gray produced a feature film, Patrolman P, a documentary about a legendary and corrupt police detective in the 1970s.