Olivia Scarr

@oliviascarr.bsky.social

writer + DPhil candidate @ Oxford, researching glasshouse culture and Victorian embodiment (she/her)

Arthur Conan Doyle has one of the most delightfully legible handwriting styles of any 19thC writer. The letter below is to Bram Stoker, congratulating him on the publication of Dracula. Font people! Why has no-one made this into a font yet, like the Jane Austen font? #C19th

Letter from Doyle to Bram Stoker. My dear Bram SToker, I am sure you will not think it an impertinence if I write to tell you how very much I have enjoyed reading Dracula. I think it is the very best story of diablerie which I have read for many years etc. Bild

remembering when Homi Bhabha held the #SigmundFreud lecture in Vienna last October and my pen never left the paper in my notebook; ‘attention becomes a very important measure of time’. Still find myself ruminating on so much of what he said.

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TORCH The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities@torchoxford2013.bsky.social · last yr.

@princetonupress.bsky.social @engfac.bsky.social @oxunistudents.bsky.social @torchoxford.bsky.social Lecture Series 2025 "The Time of our Lives" Homi K Bhabha 15, 20, 22 May in Oxford. Book asap torch.ox.ac.uk/event/times-...

Introducing my tiny greyhound Oona (who is actually a cat) to bluesky. She’s four years old, smaller than your average cat (she has issues with this) and loves to bask in sunshine on the windowsill, judging all passers-by. She’s dorky, toothless, and a frequent guest at cafés and vintage shops 🎠✨

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The British Association for Romantic Studies @bars.bsky.social is committed to increasing diversity and inclusion within the field and is pleased to offer several bursaries to support delegates' attendance at the 2025 ECR & PGR Conference, 'Romantic (Un)Consciousness', in Cambridge.

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