“…In fact, in the case of literary education, several creative experiences have recently been collected, be it the writing of short stories, poems or hybrid genres, which in turn allow us to show a broader and more transversal vision of literature (Bordons & Cavalli, 2012;Contreras-Barceló & Torrents Sunyol, 2020). These studies confirm their effectiveness in the development of skills, attitudes and competences inherent to literary learning, both in reception and production: reading, interpretative and writing skills, attitudes such as a taste for reading or the reading habit, the stimulation of the imagination and the development of the reading intertext; as well as other issues inherent to linguistic, artistic and personal growth learning (Naji et al, 2019;Almeida et al, 2020).…”