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The Westchester Review

A Literary Journal

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Prose

William Cass
~ Goats

Casey Clough
~ Great White Nothing

Mike Guerin
~ After Mass

Justene Musin
~ Off Script

Alice Nord
~ The Secret of the Sunshine

Lucinda Trew
~ Blue Angels

Poetry

Joel Bush
~ Works in Progress

Merrill Oliver Douglas
~ Man With a Cup of Pudding

Justin Evans
~ In Hell, Everyone Loves Tom Robbins

M. L. Hedison
~ I, A, N
~ Empty Plate

J River Helms
~ THE GALAXY
~ THE GALAXY

Zach Jepsen
~ Churn
~ Dig In, Pinch, and Pray

Nima Kian
~ The Clockmaker's Silence
~ Carrying the Room on my Back

Michael Lauchlan
~ Hide Hut Weather

Terri McCord
~ Shadows Play
~ Imagining a Volcano in Second Summer

Hermine Meinhard
~ April

Tyler Mills *
~ Elegy with a Lobster Reading the Newspaper, Yellow Lilies, and the Gowanus Canal
~ Gretel before the Oven

Christy Prahl
~ House Spider
~ The Luck Inside a Penny

Whitney Rio-Ross
~ Goodbye to All That
~ Despite the World, I Buy Flowers

Will Summay
~ Folie à Deux Days

 

SUMMER 2026

Mehraveh Vahediyan, Blue Hour

Mehraveh Vahediyan is a visual artist based in Phoenix, Arizona. Her work explores the layered connections between memory, home, and identity. Drawing from both dreams and lived experience, she examines the fluid relationship between immigrants and their homelands. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Art in Tehran, Iran, and recently completed her MFA at the University of Arizona. Learn more at www.mehravehvahediyan.com.

*Westchester author

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