Gregory Stewart

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Greg Stewart is the creator of LVX House at http://www.lvxhouse.com , a new media development and publishing agency.

He works with a variety of clients to build online business communication through the use of social software, community platforms (blogs, pod casts, and the web), and other emerging technology. Additionally he makes use of the fast expanding area of digital publishing for both e-books and traditional self-published book publishing.

Greg is the author of the e-book “What is Freemasonry?“

A 15 veteran in the creative media field, Greg is presently utilizing social media and the web to build digital audiences for businesses, groups, organizations, and individuals.

Greg writes, speaks, blogs, and pod casts media on Freemaso Information.com, an electronic magazine in the top rank of its Google category. He is author of the e-book “What is Freemasonry” and the new print book Masonic Traveler which is available on several online sites, including Amazon.

You can send an email to Greg here.

Greg is also the co-founder of the Pod Cast Masonic Central, which is a semi-weekly exploration of all things spiritual, esoteric, and Masonic. Since its inception, its had over 100,000 (and growing) downloads.

You can find the Pod Casts Greg has produced and hosted on Blog Talk Radio.

Greg has won several awards in the past for his creative work including the Absolute Chalk 2003 Street Painting Festival. He has had conducted many interviews with metaphysical thought leader on Alchemy, the Occult, Personal Transformation, and Freemasonry as a communicator to the community.

You can find Greg on Twitter @masonictraveler, on Facebook at facebook.com/masonictraveler, and on MySpace at myspace.com/freemasoninformation.

Greg has a variety of interests, but holds a special place in his heart for the power of self expression and the need to communicate with the world and is excited to work with up and coming authors, business owners, and voices that are looking for the tools to build their self expression.