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Caitlin O'Sullivan

Carmarthen
As seen in: The Daily Mirror, South Wales Evening Post, Wales on Sunday, Wales Online, Birmingham Mail, Liverpool Echo, Scottish Daily Record, The Chronicle, Bristol Post, Hull Daily Mail and
Wanderluster, and journalist @CarmJournal and @WalesOnline. Email me at caitlin.osullivan@mediawales.co.uk All views are my own
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'Something Wicked': The Rise of Modern Witchcraft

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By Caitlin O'Sullivan
| Cherwell
In 35BC, the Roman poet Horace depicted witches with ‘false teeth’ and ‘tall wig[s]’ of ‘dishevelled hair’, howling at the moon and ‘tearing a black lamb to bits with their teeth’. Over two thousand years later, however, the art of witchcraft is far from forgotten. Along with banana bread baking, Zoom call outfits, and home workouts, the practice of witchcraft has surged in the past year, with modern paganism trending across TikTok and Instagram.
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Girl, Woman, Other: the multifaceted reality of Black British womanhood

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By Caitlin O'Sullivan
| The Oxford Blue
Bernadine Evaristo opens her eighth novel with a dedication that reads: “For the sisters & the sistas & the sistahs & the sistren & the women & the womxn & the wimmin & the womyn & our brethren & our bredrin & our brothers & our bruvs & our men & our mandem & the LGBTQI+ members of the human family”, ultimately setting the tone for the whole work. Girl, Woman, Other steers away from any clear-cut view of politics, race and class, illustrating instead a huge variety of identities and experiences.
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Awards Season Fatigue

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By Caitlin O'Sullivan
| Cherwell
It’s been five years since the #OscarsSoWhite campaign and yet the line-up for this year’s nominations is once again a homogenous playing field dominated, unsurprisingly, by white, male contenders. Only one of twenty actors nominated this year was a person of colour, whilst there was no recognition for any female directors from the Academy.
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