Fiction Writing: The Moral of the Story: Writing Fiction About Ethics, Philosophy, and Morality
Why do stories matter? How do stories help us grow? How do they challenge us? And how do they help us explore issues and ideas both new and old? This course is a fiction writing workshop with a focus on stories that deal in complex and meaningful ways with the world we live in. We read, write, and discuss stories that complicate the way we think and open new doors for considering what we believe, value, desire, and fear. In addition to reading a diverse group of authors with varying perspectives and styles, including queer writers, Latinx writers, and writers of color, our main goals are to write and share new original fiction writing and to discuss how elements of craft can help reveal the issues and ideas that our stories explore.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 3 units. Typical periods offered: Spring
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027