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Gregory has been getting lots of press, interviews, & amazing reviews for his latest book The Monsters of Marymount Mansion including The Douglas Coleman Show, The Hudson Independent, Reading with your Kids Podcast, The US Review of Books, North Jersey Papers, & Reader Views Kids. Click the image to see more.

Gregory has been inducted into the prestigious 125th Anniversary Year (2023) Marquis Who's Who for his dedication to the fields of arts, entertainment, and advocacy.

Gregory's feature film screenplay for Hiding in Daylight won Best Feature Screenplay at the Paris Awards Film Festival, Best LGBTQIA Screenplay at Sydney Film & Screenplay Festival, Finalist in Miami & Portland Screenplay Awards, and Semifinalist for New York International Screenplay Awards, Flickers Rhode Island Film Festival, San Francisco Int'l Screenwriting Contest, & Vail Screenplay Contest.

Gregory loved these photos that "beta test kids" drew for his latest book The Monsters of Marymount Mansion...before the book ever came out.

Gregory was profiled on Revry as the "Sure, Let's Do it" guy. In this profile series, Revry is highlighting authentic contributors to the LGBTQ media and entertainment community.

Gregory was profiled in Passport Magazine in an article by Arthur Wooten. and called The Accidental Activist.

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"In a world that is known to be gradually forgetting the Holocaust, Reparations is a memorable reminder of its ripple across generations and the myriad of wildly diverse lives impacted." - Richard Propes The Independent Critic

“A fanciful and compassionate approach to being ‘different’…Young readers will root for the courageous Toby…(The Monsters of Marymount Mansion’s) message is delivered with quirky charm.” - Kirkus Reviews

"Reparations is a fascinatingly human short film...a generously written film about two caring and resilient people." - Jack Bottomley UK Film Review

“Hiding in Daylight is a beautifully realized film...weaving together outstanding performances into an atmospheric fabric of underground paranoia that never stops feeling incredibly realistic.” - Richard Propes The Independent Critic

"Irving the Theater Nut! is a great book and it tells children (and young squirrels!) that you can fulfill your dreams if you aim high! I loved the drawings and the story. If you like theatre, singing and squirrels, this is a perfect book for you!"

-Iain Armitage (Actor on Young Sheldon)

"The writer flavors his narrative with a graceful style and lucid prose bound to leave readers fulfilled and yearning for more. The Monsters of Marymount Mansion is a stunning exploration of the boundaries of acceptance." - Reader Views Kids

"Relevant and Poignant! Hiding in Daylight successfully captures the intense paranoia." - Hannah Sayer, UK Film Review

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