Eden Caceda is a Sydney-based writer and broadcaster. His writing has appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald, Filmink, Junkee, Concrete Playground and more.
Some of my best work
Our cultures are not your costumes
For the Sydney Morning Herald: Wednesday’s revocation of the Sydney University staff party’s “Mexican fiesta” theme, as organised by the Vice-Chancellor’s office, has been met with virulent backlash.
Villawood: Surviving Detention
For BULL Magazine: Forty years ago my grandparents arrived in this country escaping the economic and political upheaval of 1970’s Argentina.
Finding A Voice
For Filmink: Writer/director, Destin Daniel Cretton, expands his award-winning short for his debut feature, ‘Short Term 12’, a gutsy and powerful portrait of a home for at-risk teens.
Some of my most talked about work
The American Remake Of ‘The Slap’ Is Here, And It’s Kind Of Terrible
For Junkee: Taking into account the nature of the plot and the fact that the novel was able to capture specific parts of Australian society and culture that hadn’t been properly explored before, it’s no surprise that the new Americanised series, which premiered last week on NBC, has received mixed reviews
After Floods and Destruction, the Boatshed Woronora Is Back With a Fresh Look and Plenty of Crowd-Pleasing Eats
For Broadsheet: The riverside cafe and canoe-hire outlet in Sydney’s south dishes up maritime vibes via tiger prawns and handmade linguine with chilli and confit garlic, and classic fish’n’chips. Plus, there’s a generous menu of hearty cafe favourites.
Nine Sydney Festival Experiences You Can Have For Less Than $40
For Concrete Playground: Lay down and listen to a historic organ in Sydney Town Hall, see an energetic display of youth in western Sydney and explore a light-filled inflated labyrinth in Darling Harbour.
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