
Gregory L. Norris
| Sci Fi | Star Trek | horror |
Gregory L. Norris writes regularly for numerous
short story anthologies, national magazines, novels, and the occasional episode
for TV or film. Gregory novelized the NBC TV classic by Gerry Anderson, The Day
After Tomorrow: Into Infinity. Gregory won HM in the 2016 Roswell Awards in
Short SF Writing. He once worked as a screenwriter on two episodes of Star
Trek: Voyager. Kate Mulgrew, Voyager’s Captain Janeway, blurbed his
book of short stories and novellas, The Fierce and Unforgiving Muse,
stating, “In my seven years on Voyager, I don’t think I’ve met a writer more
capable of writing such a book—and writing it so beautifully.”
In 2019, Gregory sold his modern Noir feature film screenplay, Amandine, to the new Hollywood production company Snarkhunter owned by actor Dan Lench. In late 2020, Snarkhunter optioned Gregory’s tetralogy Horror film based on 4 of his short stories, Ride Along. Twice Norris has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. He is the author of the novel Ex Marks the Spot and the forthcoming release of SF tales of wonder and adventure stretching from Sol to Pluto, The Solar System and the recently launched Lost City of Books a dystopian new adult novel with some gender play AND for Horror-October released a collection of modern short stories based on Edgar Allan Poe originals – this master-class in Poe is titled: A Dream Within A Dream.