Face Time,” by Lorrie Moore

Fiction by Lorrie Moore: “He was clearly hallucinating, agitated, imagining he was a prisoner of war; that was what it must have felt like to him—the cruel isolation, the medicine, the lights, the strange machines all around.”

Face Time,” by Lorrie Moore

Lorrie Moore Face Time, Department of English

Jenny Turner · Angry Duck: Lorrie Moore

Author Lorrie Moore, in person, reads story about virtual visits - College of Arts and Sciences

Lorrie Moore Will Not Confess in 2023

I was like a 14-year-old gay boy': See What Can Be Done by Lorrie Moore, review

Lorrie Moore on Bearing Witness to Suffering

Review: Lorrie Moore's I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home

Like Life: Stories - Audiobook - Lorrie Moore - Storytel

Analysis of Lorrie Moore's People Like That are the Only People Here – Literary Theory and Criticism

Self-Help by Lorrie Moore

Lorrie Moore: America's first lady of darkness and mirth, Orange prize for fiction 2010

Birds of America: Stories by Moore, Lorrie