jo pellinore
Published Poet and PhD Student
University of Cambridge
jo pellinore
Published Poet and PhD Student
University of Cambridge
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Published Poet and PhD Student
University of Cambridge
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Jo Pellinore is a Texan scholar, poet, and educator whose work debuted in The Spell Jar: Hauntings of the Heart (Indie Earth Publishing, 2025). Her first full-length collection is A Bouquet of Vellum (Indie Earth Publishing, 2026), which emerged in conjunction with her academic exploration of the poems of John Keats, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. If she cannot escape the nineteenth-century greats, then she may as well attempt to join them in the literary timeline.
Jo Pellinore is a Texan scholar, poet, and educator whose work debuted in The Spell Jar: Hauntings of the Heart (Indie Earth Publishing, 2025). Her first full-length collection is A Bouquet of Vellum (Indie Earth Publishing, 2026), which emerged in conjunction with her academic exploration of the poems of John Keats, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. If she cannot escape the nineteenth-century greats, then she may as well attempt to join them in the literary timeline.
Jo is currently pursuing her PhD in English at the University of Cambridge. She holds an M.A. in Literature from Texas State University (2026), with a thesis entitled “‘Why Do You Imagine Golden Birds?’: The Legacy of John Keats’s Nightingale.” Her current research focuses on the reception of and care for nineteenth-century texts, religion and literature, and spirituality and mysticism in lyric poetry.
Jo is currently pursuing her PhD in English at the University of Cambridge. She holds an M.A. in Literature from Texas State University (2026), with a thesis entitled “‘Why Do You Imagine Golden Birds?’: The Legacy of John Keats’s Nightingale.” Her current research focuses on the reception of and care for nineteenth-century texts, religion and literature, and spirituality and mysticism in lyric poetry.
When Jo is not busy sticking her nose in a book for business or pleasure, she likes to knit, listen to historical podcasts, and play Animal Crossing.
When Jo is not busy sticking her nose in a book for business or pleasure, she likes to knit, listen to historical podcasts, and play Animal Crossing.
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