English Literature with Creative Writing

About this course

English literature and creative writing together form a natural partnership, rooted in the conviction that serious reading makes better writing and that writing makes you a more attentive reader. Literature gives you access to the full range of what writers have achieved across centuries and genres, developing your critical vocabulary, your sense of form and your understanding of how language creates meaning and effect. Creative writing puts that understanding into practice, giving you the space and the challenge to develop your own voice and to discover what you want to say and how you want to say it. At the University of East Anglia, which has a long and distinguished history in creative writing, this three-year full-time programme weaves the two disciplines together at every level. You will study literary texts with care and attentiveness, engaging with the history, theory and critic

Where its graduates go

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