WRITING Reimagined
You wouldn’t know it by his gritty, streetwise nature, but what Gregory does best is bring emotion and energy to life, writing stories within stories. Abstract and elegant, he draws audiences in with his bold, poetic style.
Inspired by everything from Dale Earnhardt to the gothic cathedrals towering over Paris and Rome, his work explores survival, redemption, and the human capacity to change. With an intellect defined early on by years of failing grades, a high school English teacher who began pushing him beyond his bad boy comfort zone recognized his secret love of literature, forever changing his life. His debut memoir, Yellow Nova, tells the true story of his young aunt's suicide and the ripple effect it had on his life, sending him on a journey to confront the truth of his uncomfortable past. The process of writing the book became a reckoning, leading to his one-man show and a total transformation, including overcoming emotional eating and a lifetime of grief.
Driven to confront his demons after losing three family members to suicide, Gregory writes to find meaning in the mysteries of life. Writing is his instrument through which he transcends space and time and the challenges of being neurodivergent. He writes because, in those moments, he's free, bound only by the confines of his imagination. And when this diehard motocross fanatic isn't busy banging bars, he enjoys watching classic monster movies, surfing, and getting lost in a timeless piece of music.
Gregory now splits his time between Los Angeles and Europe, where he is working on his next novel, a sweeping romance set in the French Alps. His work blends raw vulnerability with cinematic storytelling, always circling back to the question: What's left after survival?
Whether on the page or the stage, Gregory invites audiences to step into stories of loss, healing, and the courage to begin again.
Inspired by everything from Dale Earnhardt to the gothic cathedrals towering over Paris and Rome, his work explores survival, redemption, and the human capacity to change. With an intellect defined early on by years of failing grades, a high school English teacher who began pushing him beyond his bad boy comfort zone recognized his secret love of literature, forever changing his life. His debut memoir, Yellow Nova, tells the true story of his young aunt's suicide and the ripple effect it had on his life, sending him on a journey to confront the truth of his uncomfortable past. The process of writing the book became a reckoning, leading to his one-man show and a total transformation, including overcoming emotional eating and a lifetime of grief.
Driven to confront his demons after losing three family members to suicide, Gregory writes to find meaning in the mysteries of life. Writing is his instrument through which he transcends space and time and the challenges of being neurodivergent. He writes because, in those moments, he's free, bound only by the confines of his imagination. And when this diehard motocross fanatic isn't busy banging bars, he enjoys watching classic monster movies, surfing, and getting lost in a timeless piece of music.
Gregory now splits his time between Los Angeles and Europe, where he is working on his next novel, a sweeping romance set in the French Alps. His work blends raw vulnerability with cinematic storytelling, always circling back to the question: What's left after survival?
Whether on the page or the stage, Gregory invites audiences to step into stories of loss, healing, and the courage to begin again.
