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The Westchester Review

A Literary Journal

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Prose

Salwa Emerson *
~ Found on First

Travis Koll
~ The Hanger

Joanna Lech
~ Sugar Anniversary

Nancy Temple
~ The Birds of Dusk

Dr. Neil Weiner
~ Silent Night

Poetry

Lisa Bickmore
~ glitter bomb // (disappearance ritual)

Anna Broadwell-Gulde
~ Wedding Photos

Allison P. Brown
~ Hospitality
~ American Crow

William Fargason
~ When My Phone Autocorrects Suicide To Succeed
~ Elegy with a Long-Distance Friendship

Andrea Gordon
~ alone just like that

Kevin Grauke
~ After Seeing a Shovel Staked Upright in the Snow

william james
~ you're sixteen & you just came home

Zackary Jarrell
~ Ars Poetica: An Ode to Let it Live
~ Fader

Jill Kitchen
~ cluster
~ what you still carry with you

Nathanial Lachenmeyer *
~ Or Maybe Paris Circa 1954
~ From the remnant stones

Rick Mullin
~ Outer Banks
~ Sunday Morning

Ruby Hansen Murray
~ Changes

Andrea Scarpino
~ When I say heart I mean

Lisa Summe
~ This Is The Poem

Kim Waters
~ The Sistine Chapel
~ Sgraffito

 

FALL 2026

Sara Willadsen, Wild Places 1

Sara Willadsen creates abstract paintings and collages exploring constructed spaces and objects inspired by her surroundings. She earned a BA from Lakeland University and an MFA from Northern Illinois University. Her work has appeared in New American Paintings, and she exhibits regionally and nationally while living in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

*Westchester author

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