Robert B. Gregg
Meet Robert B. Gregg
Author. Screenwriter. Journalist. Storyteller
Welcome to the official website of Robert B. Gregg — where ancient legends, survival stories, and emotionally charged narratives converge. Gregg’s works bring to life the timeless struggle between good and evil through unforgettable characters and immersive worlds.
Books
Explore the Works of Robert B. Gregg
The Quest for the Holy Grail
An Epic Adventure Inspired by the Greatest Legend of All Time
Follow King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table as they embark on a dangerous quest to reclaim the Holy Grail — Christ’s Cup from the Last Supper. As Arthur fights to unite Britain, he faces betrayal, dark magic, and treachery from within his own circle.
Plot Overview
- Arthur claims the throne after pulling the sword from the stone.
- Morgause, Arthur’s evil sister, plots to overthrow him by placing Prince Mordred on the throne.
- The Saxons, led by Lord Goron, threaten Camelot’s survival.
- Lancelot’s forbidden love for Guinevere causes inner conflict within the Round Table.
- Percival and Galahad embark on a final quest to retrieve the Grail and save the kingdom.
Moonshadows
A Story of Survival, Friendship, and the Wild Canadian North
Set against the breathtaking wilderness of the Canadian North, Moonshadows follows a group of lifelong friends on a dangerous fishing expedition. When tragedy strikes, they must confront their past, their fears, and the unforgiving nature of the wild.
Plot Overview
- Tom Sullivan leads a group of friends on an annual fishing trip in the Canadian wilderness.
- A dangerous accident at the falls forces the group to fight for survival.
- Secrets and personal struggles emerge as the friends confront their limits.
- The adventure tests not only their survival skills but also their lifelong friendships.
Media and Press
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A Career Rooted in Storytelling
Robert B. Gregg has written 10 screenplays and authored multiple highly rated novels, with stories ranging from medieval epics to rugged outdoor thrillers. His unique blend of historical depth and gripping action has captivated readers and viewers alike.
Recognized Across the Industry
Gregg’s work has earned recognition at top-tier film festivals, including:
- Chicago Film Festival
- Austin Film Festival
- Miami Film Festival
- Portland Film Festival
- Moondance International Film Festival
Highlight Accolades:
- Jack London’s Love of Life
- Best Feature Film – Louisville International Film Festival
- Finalist – Moondance International Film Festival(New York)
- Best Feature Film – Snowdance International Film Festival
- Best Feature Film – Great Lakes International Film Festival
- IMDb rating: 7.2— Releasing on Netflix and Amazon in 2025
- The Last of the Mohicans 1812– Finalist in Chicago, Austin, Miami, and Atlanta.
- The Doctor– Finalist – Portland Film Festival
- The Christmas Ship– Finalist – National Emerging Screenwriter’s Contest
Award-Winning Journalist and Media Leader
Before turning to fiction and film full time, Gregg spent over 30 years in journalism — winning more than 40 journalism awards and serving as President of the Michigan Press Association. He was Publisher of a Thomson-Reuters daily newspaper for 15 years and later became Group Publisher for five dailies with Ogden Newspapers.
Robert B. Gregg honored with 20 International Screenwriting Awards, including the Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Miami, Portland, Austin, and Louisville International Film Festivals.
Beyond the Page: The Ski Journal
Robert and his wife, Nancy, co-founded The Ski Journal, which grew to become the largest cross-country ski magazine in the world and the official publication of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association.
Where He Writes Today
Gregg splits his time between Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (summer/fall) and Florida (winter/spring), continuing to write stories that captivate readers with depth, tension, and heart.