PRESS & MEDIA

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Press Room

Resources for interviews, features, events, and conversations.

Media Kit

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Welcome to Gregory Stark’s press room. Here you’ll find essential resources for media, booksellers, librarians, event hosts, and partners.

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The cover of the book titled "The Counterwritten: The Shroud of Crown Point" by Gregory Stark. It depicts four people walking toward an eerie, old house with a torn black shroud shape in the center of a dark, spooky scene with leafless trees and a glowing window.

Media Use
These author photographs, biography, and logos may be downloaded and used by legitimate press, booksellers, event organizers, and publishing partners solely to promote Gregory Stark and his books. Please do not alter the logo, use these materials to imply endorsement, or use them for unrelated commercial products without prior written permission. Photo credit: Gregory Stark © 2026 Gregory Stark. All rights reserved.

At a Glance

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AUTHOR

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Gregory Stark

CURRENT PROJECT

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The Counterwritten

SERIES

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The Oneirion Trilogy

PUBLISHER

Oneirion Press, LLC

Approved Bio & Summary

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Gregory Stark is an author and founder of Oneirion Press, LLC. Born and raised in Elgin, Illinois, he now lives in Crown Point, Indiana. His debut novel, The Counterwritten: The Shroud of Crown Point, begins The Oneirion Trilogy, a supernatural coming-of-age story rooted in history, friendship, free will, and the strange possibilities that exist just beyond the ordinary world.

AUTHOR BIO

In the summer of 1979, four teenagers in Northwest Indiana uncover a mystery tied to a woman who died more than a century ago. As impossible visions, haunted artifacts, and living shadows close in, they discover a hidden world where stories can shape reality—and learn that surviving may depend on reclaiming control of their own.

CURRENT BOOK SUMMARY

Author & Publisher Logos

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Media Use
These author photographs, biography, and logos may be downloaded and used by legitimate press, booksellers, event organizers, and publishing partners solely to promote Gregory Stark and his books. Please do not alter the logo, use these materials to imply endorsement, or use them for unrelated commercial products without prior written permission. Photo credit: Gregory Stark © 2026 Gregory Stark. All rights reserved.

Coverage Angles

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The Counterwritten uses Crown Point and Northwest Indiana as a real setting with its own history, atmosphere, and sense of place—not a generic small-town backdrop.

A Northwest Indiana Story

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Gregory Stark’s debut novel is also the first release from Oneirion Press, LLC: an independent publishing venture built around stories, readers, and a longer-term literary community vision.

An Independent Press Begins With One Book

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At the center of The Counterwritten is a question with real-world weight: if powerful forces can shape the circumstances of a life, where does influence end and personal choice begin?

A Supernatural Story About Free Will