Paul Eccentric - AKA... - Presents

 
 
 
 

Events

Performers

Reviews

Services

Links

Contact

Home

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Helen Gregory

Helen is a poet and academic, which means that she not only lives in an ivory tower, but can describe it using vivid imagery and interesting metaphors. She works on both stage and page and has released her own CD and chapbooks, as well as being published in various anthologies and websites. She has performed her poetry at festivals, theatres, pubs and pavements around England, North America and Japan.

In 2008 Helen took over Glastonbury Festival’s Poetry&Words stage, and has since seen it grow from strength to strength. She is proud to be able to bring wonderful, internationally-renowned poetry stars to the festival every year.

On the academic side, Helen finished her PhD on poetry slam at the University of Exeter in 2009 and has since researched the education and developmental applications of youth poetry slam, and the efficacy of reminiscence-based poetry interventions in improving the quality of life and care of people with dementia. 

 

 (From http://www.hgregory.co.uk )

Performer, writer, workshop facilitator and event organiser

 

“She glides and canters over hills and vales of words leaving a landscape of language hanging on the wall of your mind.”       ~ Mal Travers, Acoustic Night

 

 “Charmer of words, bringer of tales, procurer of Winnie the Pooh.”

                                                     ~ Rosemary Dun, Big Mouth

 

“Her sparkling witty poetry is continuing to wow audiences on the performance poetry circuit.”                        ~ Three Tuns Poetry

 

"...poignant yet sultry and stirring, complex and sweet."

                                                                    ~ Everton Hartley                        

 

"Stonking!"                                                    ~ Alan Summers
 

In June 2003, Helen compiled a collection of poetry –

Verbatim.  The second edition of which was published in 2004.  In September 2006, she released her first CD A Metal Plate in A Microwave.  You can order a copy of this for £5 plus postage and packaging by e-mailing H.Gregory@bath.ac.uk.  Helen has had poems and short stories published in a number of compilations and magazines, including: 

 

To find out more about Helen and her work, go to her websites: http://www.hgregory.co.uk and www.myspace.com/glastonburypoetry

 
 
 
Copyright for all works on this site rests with the individual poets. 
All poets using this service must ensure that they wholly own the copyrights for their works 
as rrrants.co.uk takes no responsibility for copyright infringements!