The New Yorker: Fiction

David Means Reads Lorrie Moore

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Aug 1, 2023
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
FaceTime: A Story About a Pandemic
01:38 • 2min
3
FaceTiming: A Patient's Story
03:39 • 2min
4
The Death Rattles
05:15 • 5min
5
The Banalities of Life
10:28 • 3min
6
The Power of Hallucination
13:17 • 3min
7
The Greatest Generation Did Not Do Fake, False, Love You
15:49 • 5min
8
The Importance of Being Sharp
20:27 • 5min
9
Delia of the Camellias
25:49 • 3min
10
The Voicemail of a Dying Person
28:34 • 5min
11
The Supreme Court Is Not Going to Save Us
33:55 • 2min
12
The Very Wattage of Life Jokes
35:33 • 2min
13
The Intimate Story of Grace Paley
37:41 • 2min
14
The Blackout and the Lines Coming Down
39:57 • 3min
15
The Windstorm: A Memoir
42:38 • 2min
16
The War Against the Imagination
44:43 • 2min
17
The Father's Past
46:27 • 2min
18
Laurie Moore's King Lear
48:11 • 2min
19
The Mice of the Mind
49:43 • 2min
20
The Importance of Frontline Intervention in Aging
51:57 • 2min
21
The Powerlessness of Nurses in a Crisis Situation
54:09 • 2min
22
The Importance of Intimacy in Fiction
55:50 • 3min
23
The New Yorker Fiction Podcast
59:16 • 2min