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please forgive my girl absolutely imploding on stage with angst and dreadful teenage poetry and its okay to laugh at it or be uncomfortable in reactions tbh, i wrote this myself and it's not good Miranda felt sick. To be honest, she'd been feeling sick most of the year. It wasn't really a...

Miranda Dawes Ravenclaw 5th Year Co-Editor

Miranda Dawes Ravenclaw

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Miranda smiled at Hugo, gesturing for him to sit down. She wasn't enough of a committed actress to go for the whole paperboy look, but the call out was fun. "Hey, Head Boy!" she said, cheerfully. She worried that might be too informal, but they'd worked together long enough at this point. There...

Miranda wasn't wholly surprised to not get a prefect badge - in fact, she was kind of relieved since she had more than enough to deal with between home and trying to manage the paper. With Hugo being Head Boy, too, she knew he'd be far busier than she was. She knew she was going to have to maybe...

Latest issue of Hogwarts Monthly is up for your reading pleasure!

Welcome Back! By Miranda Dawes (Camilla) And just like that, another year at Hogwarts comes to an end! It’s been another extremely busy year at Hogwarts with plenty of activity around the school to keep everyone occupied. Thank you to all the professors (including Professor Pirrip, who in...

HM meeting is up here! (OOC meeting is also up, staff please check it out when you have the chance!)

Honestly, Miranda was a bit stuck for ideas on what to do to make paper meetings more exciting. She had caught herself feeling more and more resentful as time went on, and she hated that side of her. But it was addictive - once you started, it was very difficult to stop. Cathy was a very nice...

Miranda was not a fan of dueling as she thought it was quite barbaric, in all honesty. Sometimes she wondered why wizards loved such violent entertainment, and it made her less surprised that her father had decided to live more like a muggle. But she had a duty to go to events for the paper, and...

Miranda listened to the poem with a placid smile. She couldn't help but wonder if this girl - Lilith, apparently - had either found a boyfriend, found Jesus, or fictionalised a boyfriend in the way young songwriters often did. According to her dad, anyway. Or maybe had complicated feelings for a...

Miranda wondered if mentioning she worked on the paper would give any of the writers pause. She did recognise Eoghan, however, so it wasn't like it was a great secret. Probably who her mother was was more daunting, but Miranda never lead with that. "Hi, I'm Miranda," she said simply, thumbing...

Miranda needed to branch her writing out from just writing for the paper. She wanted to write some more creative works, but in her role as co-editor she couldn't exactly focus on her own creativity. Her job was more to facilitate everyone else's and get the facts straight. So seeing a writing...

((shows up a couple of weeks later with starbucks whoops)) Miranda had kind of lost track of time and place, idly looking through different works of poetry. Her father always talked it up, but Miranda felt like she'd never quite got it. She had to get it, though, if she wanted to improve her...