Iliad Literary Art Magazine

Iliad Literary Art Magazine The iliad is an annually published, student-run literary art magazine at Clarke Central High School in Athens, Ga.

Donate at: www.omgboosterclub.org/support-the-iliad The iliad is a student-run literary art magazine at Clarke Central High School, in Athens, GA. The iliad is published annually, and expresses the minds of students and faculty at CCHS through short stories, editorials, articles, poetry, essays, art, photography and other creative works. In addition to the self expression of CCHS students and facu

lty, the iliad actively encourages and recruits rising ninth grade students from both Clarke Middle School and Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School to submit creative works.

Clarke Central High School Class of 2021 alumna and former iliad Literary-Art Magazine Co-Editor-in-Chief and ODYSSEY Me...
05/22/2026

Clarke Central High School Class of 2021 alumna and former iliad Literary-Art Magazine Co-Editor-in-Chief and ODYSSEY Media Group Sports Staffer Natalie Ripps poses during the OMG Valentine’s Day Celebration in Room 231 on Feb. 14, 2019. Ripps joined the iliad for the 2020-21 school year as the Co-Editor-in-Chief alongside Class of 2021 alumna Lucy Hines to produce the 46th volume, “Okeanos.” “My entire year working with the iliad played a huge role in who I am today. I served as a writer on the ODYSSEY staff for three years prior, (including) Journalism I, but I always felt drawn to the arts, creative writing and design,” Ripps said. “I was honored to step into the role of Co-Editor-in-Chief, a position that taught me about leadership and public speaking, business and design and how to be confident in my own vision while still making space for others’ ideas.” Photos from the ODYSSEY Media Group archives, story by Jay Braswell

The subsection “Kleos” showcases pieces that explore good memories, connections with loved ones and the legacy that we l...
05/21/2026

The subsection “Kleos” showcases pieces that explore good memories, connections with loved ones and the legacy that we leave behind. You can find the full magazine in the magazine in the link in our bio.

The subsection “Ephebosune” represents teenage and transitional years, as well as the trials and tribulations people, go...
05/21/2026

The subsection “Ephebosune” represents teenage and transitional years, as well as the trials and tribulations people, go through to create art. The subsection “Helikia,” represents reaching maturity, along with the soundness and stature that define this stage of life, where a person can fully thrive and have a sense of completion in their creative process. You can find the full magazine in the link in our bio.

Eudaimonia: We are proud to announce the official release of our 2026 magazine and 50th issue, “Eudaimonia.” This year i...
05/21/2026

Eudaimonia: We are proud to announce the official release of our 2026 magazine and 50th issue, “Eudaimonia.” This year issue is a reflection of finding fulfillment in life by practicing one’s values and carrying out one’s purpose, in tribute of our 50th anniversary. The first subsection, “Genesis,” represents the beginning of life and the origin of a creative idea. Congratulations to Margo McDaniel, Editor-in-Chief and designer of “Eudaimonia.” You can find the full magazine in the link in our bio.

05/19/2026

A video showcases several featured artists from the 50th Volume of the iliad Literary-Art Magazine. “Eudiamonia” began distribution today and can be purchased for $10 in Room 231 from May 19-20. Purchases can be made through checks. Come grab yours today! Video by Finley Sleppy

Students published in the 2026 edition of the iliad, “Eudaimonia” can come pick up their complimentary copy on Tuesday, ...
05/18/2026

Students published in the 2026 edition of the iliad, “Eudaimonia” can come pick up their complimentary copy on Tuesday, May 19 outside of Room 231 during 1st, 2nd or 3rd period. Graphic by Scarlett Alston

Clarke Central High School sophomore Isabel Peacock and other CCHS students take experimental photos using different met...
05/16/2026

Clarke Central High School sophomore Isabel Peacock and other CCHS students take experimental photos using different methods learned in Photography with fine arts Department teacher Cammi Newby. Peacock has been enrolled in the photography courses for two years where she has learned different techniques and styles of photography. ”I love photography because it allows me to express my creativity,” Peacock said. “My favorite type of photos to take an abstract because it takes a lot of creativity to take good abstract photos.” Photos by Isabel Peacock, Maria Guevara-Hernandez, Zaylen Sheats, Bri Bolden, Ada Kennedy and Amadou Thiam, story by Scarlett Alston

‼️SNEAK PEAK‼️The cover and subsection artwork of the iliad Literary-Art Magazine’s 50th issue, “Eudaimonia,” were creat...
05/11/2026

‼️SNEAK PEAK‼️The cover and subsection artwork of the iliad Literary-Art Magazine’s 50th issue, “Eudaimonia,” were created by Clarke Central High School junior Koah McClellan. The full 50th volume is coming soon.

Happy Mother’s Day from the iliad!🌷Graphic by Scarlett Alston
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the iliad!🌷Graphic by Scarlett Alston

Take a look into the art that inspired different looks at the 2026 Met Gala, an annual fundraising benefit at the Metrop...
05/08/2026

Take a look into the art that inspired different looks at the 2026 Met Gala, an annual fundraising benefit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, on May 4. The Met Gala celebrated the exhibition “Fashion is Art” with the dress code “Costume Art,” which led to many different looks inspired by famous art and artists. Photos fair use of Vogue and graphic by Scarlett Alston

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