Celtic Cultural Studies
Celtic cultural studies explores the history, literature, spirituality, and traditions of the Celtic peoples of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, and related regions.
It examines how their myths, symbols, philosophy, and social traditions shaped their societies and continue to influence culture today.
The field brings together history, archaeology, arts, literature, and anthropology to understand the enduring legacy of Celtic civilization.
Voluntary simplicity and minimalism are ways of living that intentionally reduce excess, allowing life to focus on what truly matters.
Instead of pursuing constant accumulation, distraction, and complexity, the emphasis is on clarity, moderation, and thoughtful choices about possessions, time, and commitments.
The goal is not deprivation, but a calmer, more meaningful life with fewer distractions and greater attention to relationships, purpose, and well-being.
Ideas & Writing
Gregory is a former university professor and an independent scholar whose work centers on the history, spirituality, culture, and philosophy of the Celtic peoples. In particular, his research focuses on various forms and historical periods of Celtic spirituality. In his creative-fiction writing as a novelist and poet, he explores themes of love, longing, and liminality. He’s the author of dozens of academic articles and essays, The Little Book of Celtic Wisdom, several collections of poetry, and a novel, It’s All in the Game, due to be released in the autumn of 2026.
Voluntary Simplicity
Creative Writing & Poetry
It’s All in the Game is a novel set in Burlington, Vermont. The novel tells the story of the unconventional romance between a young university professor and a student rugby player from a neighboring college.
The story explores societal norms surrounding romantic relationships, commitment, sexual labels, and personal identity.
Gregory’s poetry collections reflect on themes of longing, passion, liminality, Ireland, and the natural world.