Alejandro Cuervo Bojaca

PhD (c) in Communication, Languages, and Information; M.A. in Creative Writing; and B.A. in Literary Studies. My career combines academic practice, literary creation, and critical research. I have experience in editorial work and copyediting, as well as over ten years of teaching experience in higher education. I have taught courses related to writing, narrative, textual analysis, semiotics, communication, media studies, and cultural studies, fostering critical thinking and creative experimentation. My research focuses on contemporary literature, cyberliterature, and the narrative transformations emerging from digital environments. I am particularly interested in the intersections between text, technology, and aesthetics, exploring how new media languages shape emerging modes of reading, writing, and communication. This work integrates a solid theoretical foundation with the sensitivity of creative practice, articulating creation, analysis, and reflection on contemporary literary and digital discourses.