Olivia Jordan
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Olivia Jordan

United Kingdom

Olivia is a writer and producer with a love for arts and culture. Olivia graduated from the University of Oxford with an MSt in Literature, and from the University of Liverpool with a BA in Irish Studies & English Literature. Based in London, England, she has contributed to projects with prominent organizations including Sky Arts, the Wimbledon Championships, and the Houses of Parliament.

Education:
University of Oxford, 2021
MSt English Literature
University of Liverpool, 2019
BA Irish Studies & English Literature
Expertise:
Victorian Literature Irish Literature Irish History
Member since: Nov 16, 2024
Location: United Kingdom
Published posts: 5

Articles by Olivia Jordan

How “Twas the Night Before Christmas” Created the Santa Claus BlueprintHow “Twas the Night Before Christmas” Created the Santa Claus Blueprint

Moore’s 1823 poem, A Visit From St. Nicholas, better known as “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas,” created the iconic Santa Claus image we know today.

5 Christmas Poems That Have Been Treasured Since the 1800s5 Christmas Poems That Have Been Treasured Since the 1800s

Christmas poems varied in sentiment throughout the 1800s. From joyous to heartbreaking, these poems have been treasured ever since.

6 Lessons From “The Gift of the Magi” That Show Love Is the Only Real Gift6 Lessons From “The Gift of the Magi” That Show Love Is the Only Real Gift

The festive short story The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry, published in 1905, remains one of the most beloved Christmas stories of all time.

Séances, Spooks, & the Rise of the Occult in the Victorian EraSéances, Spooks, & the Rise of the Occult in the Victorian Era

The Victorians were fascinated by Spiritualism: the belief that souls continue to exist after death and can be communicated with.

A Christmas Carol in Context: Dickens’ Beloved Festive FableA Christmas Carol in Context: Dickens’ Beloved Festive Fable

Dickens was just six years into his writing career when he penned A Christmas Carol. 181 years on, it remains a beloved festive fable.