Master of Arts - Creative Writing: Writing and Publishing Fiction

Program Description

This MA in Creative Writing: Writing and Publishing Fiction is a stimulating and rewarding course designed to help students develop the craft of excellent writing, enable them to produce original fiction, and equip them with the knowledge to get it published.

This distinctive course comprises four modules – Writing Short Fiction for Publication, Writing Novels for Publication, Getting Published, and The Writing Project – which are taught by a team of published writers, scholars, and editors. Their publications include: flash fiction; novels; prose-poetry and short-story anthologies and collections; articles and essays; interviews; student textbooks; and writers’ guides. Two of the teaching team edit Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, which has published stories by students on the MA.

The Parkgate Road Campus library is well stocked with creative writing textbooks and houses the Flash Fiction Special Collection, the world’s largest archive of flash-related books and magazines.