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.”

Lorrie Moore's 'Bark' finds grandeur in the day-to-day - Los Angeles Times

Amsterdam Writing Workshops

Self-Help by Lorrie Moore: How to Use Moments as Scenes and Second Person Point of View — Read Blog — Ignited Ink Writing, LLC, Book Editor

Lorrie Moore's new novel features an undead road trip: 'I knew it was weird' – Orange County Register

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

Self-Help by Lorrie Moore - Audiobook

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

Reviewed: I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home by Lorrie Moore

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

Like Life by Lorrie Moore - Audiobook

Lorrie Moore: See What Can Be Done — why read book reviews?

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