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Eleanor read poems about rivers, the Mersey and all things watery following the fascinating talk The Cult of Water by David Bramwell at Gibberish Brewpub, Liver...

Eleanor was pleased to read new poems about Bridie’s Well at St. Brides Church, Liverpool as part of a fundraising event to restore the church.  There was...

Eleanor is pleased to be giving a Guest Reading at the beautiful church, St Brides Liverpool, for Poetry by the Fireside, 26th Jan, 7.30 p.m. All proceeds go to...

Eleanor is contributing poetry and thoughts on watery life of the Mersey and Liverpool for this event on 17th Jan 2019. Gibberish Brewpub,  7.00 pm http://www.l...

Eleanor will publish her fourth collection of poetry in June 2019. The Well at Winter Solstice is forthcoming from Salt publishing. ‘These are the voices ...

Eleanor is pleased to publish a new poem ‘St. Seiriol’s Well’ in the winter issue of Poetry Wales.

Eleanor read a selection of new poems for the inaugural Mystery Literary Festival at Holy Trinity Church, Wavertree.  Eleanor read for forty minutes in the reso...

Eleanor has a new poem ‘Passage Grave’ in The Clearing Magazine accompanied by illustration by Desdemona McCannon. https://www.littletoller.co.uk/th...

Eleanor has two new poems, ‘In Midsummer’ and ‘The Lighthouse’, in Abridged 0-53 – Relapse. Read them here.http://abridgedonline.c...

Eleanor has been awarded a Northern Writers’ Award for Poetry 2018 for her work-in-progress ‘The Well at Winter Solstice’. Eleanor received £1...

Eleanor has written a new poem for The Black Chair Eisteddfod Centenary Festival, Birkenhead Park 2017. She read her poem ‘Memorial’ as part of the ...

Eleanor read her newly commissioned poem  ‘St James’s at 3 am’ and other new poems at ‘Tonight at Noon’: a celebration of fifty ye...

Eleanor collaborated with improvised voice artist, Steve Boyland for a performance at the Everyman Theatre 11th Feb, 2017.  This was part of The Enemies Project...

‘Rees has an outstanding ability to act as a conduit between past and present. It is as though she has tapped into an ancient reservoir ‘remarkable ...