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.

Throwback Thursday: Author Dr. Harrison Scott Key, Executive Dean of Savannah College of Art and Design, speaks in the C...
11/06/2025

Throwback Thursday: Author Dr. Harrison Scott Key, Executive Dean of Savannah College of Art and Design, speaks in the Clarke Central High School Media Center during a moderated Q&A hosted by the iliad Literary-Art Magazine on Oct. 17. Key talked to students about how he developed his humorous writing style. “I didn’t think that I was supposed to be a funny writer. I thought I was supposed to be a serious (author),” Key said. “(If) I’m funny, then what I write has to be funny because that’s who I am.” Photos by Kye Streetman and Miriam Silk, story by Scarlett Alston

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Clarke Central High School sophomore Bryan Hernandez-Duran poses with a needle felt sculpture he made in Sculpture II in...
11/03/2025

Clarke Central High School sophomore Bryan Hernandez-Duran poses with a needle felt sculpture he made in Sculpture II in Room 164 on Nov. 3. Hernandez-Duran enjoyed exploring sculpture making for the first time. “I like doing something new, while making projects,” Hernandez-Duran said. “I get to use my imagination to the fullest.” Photos and story by Scarlett Alston

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine Editorial Board has selected their favorite works of art for October. The selection span...
11/02/2025

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine Editorial Board has selected their favorite works of art for October. The selection spans visual pieces, music, writing and more. The iliad recommends checking out all of these different works and their artists! Graphics by Scarlett Alston

Happy Day of the Dead from the iliad! Day of the Dead is celebrated on Nov. 1 through Nov. 2 to pay respects to friends ...
11/01/2025

Happy Day of the Dead from the iliad! Day of the Dead is celebrated on Nov. 1 through Nov. 2 to pay respects to friends and family who have passed away. Graphic by Scarlett Alston

Happy Halloween from the iliad! The art shown above is “Memento,” by senior Max Burnham, as featured in our most recent ...
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the iliad! The art shown above is “Memento,” by senior Max Burnham, as featured in our most recent issue “Sound & Color.” Find the full magazine in link in our bio. Graphic by Scarlett Alston

The Muse Editor-In-Chief Olivia Chang, Northview High School senior, poses at the Georgia Scholastic Press Association F...
10/28/2025

The Muse Editor-In-Chief Olivia Chang, Northview High School senior, poses at the Georgia Scholastic Press Association Fall Conference on Oct. 28. Chang presented the session “Lit Mag: Dos, Don’ts, What Ifs, and More” with other editors of The Muse. “(The session) is an introductory meeting for people who want to start a lit mag at their school, or they already have one, but it’s a smaller organization,” Chang said. “(I hope the attendees) get some tips and tricks and something to help guide them in their process of developing (their lit mag).” Photos by Margo McDaniel and Scarlett Alston, story by Scarlett Alston

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine is having a percentage night at Bruster’s from 7-10 p.m. on Oct. 27. Stop by and grab so...
10/27/2025

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine is having a percentage night at Bruster’s from 7-10 p.m. on Oct. 27. Stop by and grab some ice cream to support us!🍦Graphic by Scarlett Alston

Join us on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 7:45 a.m. in Room 231 for our October club meeting! At this meeting, we will be weaving ...
10/22/2025

Join us on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 7:45 a.m. in Room 231 for our October club meeting! At this meeting, we will be weaving spider webs. CCHS sophomore Briony Brown attended the September iliad club meeting. “I really liked the last meeting, I had a nice time there,” Brown said. “The iliad meetings are a great opportunity to create art and to meet new people.” Graphic and story by Scarlett Alston

Clarke Central High School Class of 2023 alumna Frances Thrasher poses next to her work at her solo show, “The Uncanny V...
10/17/2025

Clarke Central High School Class of 2023 alumna Frances Thrasher poses next to her work at her solo show, “The Uncanny Valley,” showcasing her recent works in ceramics, oils and watercolors at the ACE / FRANCISCO Gallery in the Leathers Building on Oct. 16. Thrasher described what she was most excited about for her show. “(I’m excited) for people to come see my art and just interpret (the) paintings in their own way,” Thrasher said. “It’s been stressful, getting things measured perfectly and hung, but when it’s finally complete, it’s so satisfying.” Photos and story by Scarlett Alston

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine will host an author visit Q&A with Dr. Harrison Scott Key on Oct. 17. Read these fast fa...
10/17/2025

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine will host an author visit Q&A with Dr. Harrison Scott Key on Oct. 17. Read these fast facts to learn more about Key. Graphics by Margo McDaniel

Susan Hable co-founder of the design firm Hable Construction and local artist, poses in her studio on Oct. 13. After Hab...
10/15/2025

Susan Hable co-founder of the design firm Hable Construction and local artist, poses in her studio on Oct. 13. After Hable moved from New York City to Athens in 2009, she worked with various mediums such as oil painting, collage, watercolors, ceramics, and recently jewelry making while simultaneously co-running her design firm. “The (Athens) community has been everything for getting my art practice moving in a great direction,” Hable said. “Athens is probably one of the most special places. It has a huge culture of artists. It’s a great place and it’s quiet, but there’s enough uniqueness that fosters artists in Athens.” Photos and story by Scarlett Alston

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