Gregory McEwan is a prolific writer with exceptional literary skills. He has developed a writing style that is both entertaining and thought provoking.

Born in the sunny Caribbean Gregory moved to the urban continental climate of Toronto Canada. This unique perspective enables him to create a truly inspiring fusion of writing that taps into the imagination and transcends the norms in both cultures.

The early works include Wash Belly, an empathetic portal into the life of a child growing in a sunny Caribbean oasis. Gregory's insight is an astonishingly vivid and realistic portrayal that most people who genuinely know Caribbean life will easily share empathy with the experiences.

Further writings explore alternate worlds that draw in readers to suspend their reality and dare to imagine reversed stereotypical norms.

The latest writing emphasizes a maturation of imagination and literal skills. His works include the development of his earlier Est’vor novel into a truly exceptional series, developing an "impressive imaginary world similar to J. K. Rowling (Robert Galbraith) writings."

I Am Kairu, the latest book to be written offers a unique perspective of a young Maasai grown by his village to represent the best of Maasai breeding. Sold into servitude by his parents, the uniquely beautiful Kairu, descendant of the El Molo faces adversity head on, managing to remain positive in his outlook. The book tracks Kairu's life as he is mutilated and trained in servitude, then gifted to live a life with a king.

"Gregory's gift in writing indicates that he truly has the ability to produce great literature."