About Us

 
​Epiphany Literary Magazine is a safe space for students at Franklin High School to share their creativity.
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​Submissions of various formats are welcome. This includes, but is not limited to: original poems, spoken word pieces, raps, songs, fiction, short stories, essays, non-fiction, plays, excerpts of novels, art, photography, videography, films of all kinds, and more.
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The FHS Literary Club poses for a picture, June 9, 2022.
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Epiphany members at the 2018 Annual Love vs. Broken Hearts Poetry Slam.
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FHS Senior Chinelo Agwuegbo accepts her prize as the Grand Prize Winner of the first annual Literary Club Art and Literature contest, June 6, 2022.
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Epiphany members read alongside author BJ Ward at the "Poetry Under the Gazebo" event on June 2, 2019
Epiphany members, as well as Poetry Today, CEP English 12, and other FHS English class students, engage with YA Lit Author Lexa Hillyer during her visit to FHS in 2019 .
Epiphany members, as well as chaperones, took some creative photos at the 2018 Dodge Poetry Festival.  

Members

Thank you to all our club members and contributors for the 2021-22 school year. We couldn't have created this online literary journal without you!
FHS Literary Club
Officers:
Hannah Sinnung, Editor-in-Chief
Isaiah Mosley-Aviles, Managing Editor
Taylor Hoyte, Director of Publicity and Outreach
Members:
Sophia Des Vignes
Joselyn Perez Valdez
Ty-Anna Dormeus
Salome Mokuwa
Jhordanna Gutierrez Perez
Arun Pabuwal
Rebecca Russo
 Content Contributors:​
Chinelo Agwuegbo
​Victoria Iakoubova
​Kimberly White
​Amna Kazmi
Toni Eleam
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​T. Dormeus
​Chloe L.
Ayanna Hope
Aditi Jacob
Alexa Wescott
Kadijah Bangurah
Amanda Gutierrez
Malinda Q
Salome Mokuwa
Isaiah M.
Daisy Freeman
​Yamila Chege
​KZ
​Scout
Nana Yaa Antwi
Julia Calvo
Julia Gabryszewski
​M.D.

Advisors

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Ms. Barbour and Mr. DiMarco display their school spirit by mugging for the camera at an FHS Pep Rally.
Ms. Barbour is a former English teacher at FHS, where she taught World Literature and CEP English 12, and the Poetry Today Elective.  We have Ms. Barbour to thank for bringing Epiphany online and building it into what it is today.

The current advisor for Epiphany ​and the FHS Literary Club, Mr. DiMarco is also an English teacher at FHS, where he teaches World Literature and AP Language and Composition, and the  Speech and Debate elective. He was honored to be named FHS Teacher of the Year for the 2020-2021 school year.