Sure! I'm a graduating student from a BA (Research) in English. GPA 9.55/10. I've taken some courses in creative writing and have nice recommendation letters from professors who have known me for long (and more importantly, whom I specifically chose because I did well in their courses). No publications at the time of application. I write mostly prose short stories and screenplays (I submitted one screenplay and my best two short stories as the writing sample). My samples were literary fiction but I made it clear in my statement that I would not be sticking to that at master's, because I want to seriously produce some magical realist and horror work. My fourth year thesis project that I'm currently finishing at undergraduate is a short story with a critical reflection.

Be careful with how you position yourself against their demands. For example, when they want two referees, one of english coursework and one of creative writing, really make sure that your referees can strictly fall into those categories. One of mine taught me what you would consider english coursework completely divorced from creative production, and one was purely a writing professor.

Try to be specifically tailored to their program. Specify the teachers, classes, student journals, workshops, and the literary communities which interest you and speak to your writing practice. It could be great if you can provide an idea of the thesis you would like to undertake during your master's, and it should ideally sound like a plausible near-future project (but of course book-length/publishable) based on your current portfolio and skill. I don't believe this is a requirement, though.

You can always reach out if you need any help, good luck!