Creative Writing

A bunch of emos crammed into a classroom for 52 minutes

I want to die in Creative Writing

creative writing

an awesome class that some high schools offer. its considered an elective. you write a lot of different peices. you usually have an opening activity such as: create a rap using a issue (economic,home,love,etc), association pieces, etc.

teachers are usualy care free and fun. class consists of alot of story telling from stuents and teacher.

take it you'll lean alot about yourself.

I signed up for creative writing, it ended up being a lot of fun.

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Creative Writing Workshop

It's a class you take when you... uhh... idk.

I take Creative Writing Workshop.

The HSPVA creative writing department

The members of the creative writing department at HSPVA, located in houston texas. They are the not self-proclaimed chillest of departments.

"Wanna audition for The HSPVA creative writing department "

Creative Writing via Urban Dictionary

When regularly contributing to Urban Dictionary could be an effective training ground to launching your creative writing career, because you are getting professional feedback for anything you think is funny or that would make lots of folks happy or angry—and the service is free and instant.

Unless you’re related to the editors or you’ve bribed them, it’s unlikely that you can get an entry approved if you’re a dull writer with a poor sense of humor or a puritan mindset. Why not hone your creative writing via Urban Dictionary? Why pay someone dearly to critique your writing when you’ve a team of first-rate volunteers-editors who would do it for you for free?

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Jim from creative writing

Jim from creative writing is that one person in your life that you talk to and does not know when you are clearly not interested in what they are talking about but keeps talking anyway. No matter how many clues you try to give

Friend #1: "Hey how did your date go last night?"
Friend #2 "Terrible, it was like I was on a date with Jim from creative writing"

In Creative Writing

A phrase that generally follows a conditional "what if" statement, implicating that the idea could have happened "in creative writing" class.

"What if we kissed in creative writing?"
"What if we held hands in creative writing?"
"What if we build a 10x15 villager concentration camp in creative writing?"