You're Ugly Too
Book •
'You're Ugly, Too' is a poignant short story by Lorrie Moore that delves into the life of Zoë, a young, witty college professor navigating the complexities of relationships and academia.
The story is characterized by Moore's signature blend of humor and melancholy as Zoë deals with personal insecurities and the challenges of modern romance.
Through sharp, insightful prose, Moore explores themes of identity, loneliness, and the search for connection in a fragmented world.
Zoë's experiences resonate with readers through her relatable struggles and the story's bittersweet tone, making it one of Moore's most beloved and critically acclaimed works.
The story is characterized by Moore's signature blend of humor and melancholy as Zoë deals with personal insecurities and the challenges of modern romance.
Through sharp, insightful prose, Moore explores themes of identity, loneliness, and the search for connection in a fragmented world.
Zoë's experiences resonate with readers through her relatable struggles and the story's bittersweet tone, making it one of Moore's most beloved and critically acclaimed works.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 0 episodes
Mentioned by 

as Laurie Moore's most famous story.


David Lipsky

David Lipsky - 07/18/23