Here's our third share of Rowan Hisayo Buchanan's work—a fiction piece originally published at The White Review.
“In the SUV he rode to school he could see over the humped traffic. In Jenny’s low-slung machine, he was stuck staring into the backside of a Chevy. He read again and again a sticker that said, ‘My kid’s in the movies. Fuck the Honor Roll.’ Marlow doubted that the kid was anyone major; the windows were untinted. This was the first time in a long while that he’d looked through clear glass.”
We'll have one more piece to share tomorrow to wrap her feature. If you want to see her new work, purchase the chapbook.