Creative Writing
How Fiction Works (and How to Write It)
LECTURER: ANDREA CRUZ
Modules: April–June | August–October
Time: 18:30–20:00
Offered in English.
ARS 65.000 per month for Argentine citizens
USD65 per month for foreigner.
Learn how fiction works—and how to write it with theoretical grounding, clarity, and purpose.
This course combines literary theory, text analysis, and creative writing in English so you don’t just write—you understand how your writing works and how to improve it.
📅 Mondays at 18:30
📍 Modules: April–June | August–October
What makes this course unique is its focus on brief hybrid genres and on the discovery of your narrative voice. You will work with fiction, poetic prose, microfiction, and critical writing, exploring forms where creativity and reflection meet.
Each class integrates reading and analysing texts, literary theory, and writing, using theory as a practical tool to think, revise, and strengthen your own work. Through carefully selected, powerful texts and guided reflection, you will develop a more conscious and critical approach to your writing.
What will you gain?
- Tools to write with greater clarity, depth, and control
- The ability to analyse literary texts through theory
- Experience in hybrid genres and contemporary forms
- A stronger, more defined narrative voice
This is not just another writing course—it is designed to bring out the best in your literary process, combining creativity, critical thinking, and theoretical insight in a focused and stimulating environment.
About the lecturer:
Andrea Cruz
Andrea Cruz is a writer and academic who specialises in translation and creative writing. Her book Quién es noche has been translated into English by herself under the supervision of Professor Bernard McGuirk. She is working on two books to be published: one of short stories and another of poems. Two of her inedited short stories have been published in Número 3 from Revista Ala Este Creación Literaria in December 2025.