Lorrie Moore
Born: 01-01-1957
Lorrie Moore is a renowned American author celebrated for her sharp wit and insightful explorations of human relationships. Known for her mastery in short stories, Moore's acclaimed works include "Birds of America" and "Self-Help." Her writing often blends humor with poignant observations, capturing the complexities of modern life. A recipient of numerous awards, Moore has also contributed to esteemed publications and served as a professor of creative writing.
Book summaries for books written by Lorrie Moore
Quotes
We are always abandoning something, leaving one thing behind while reaching for something else.
Every love story is a potential grief story.
In a world of diminishing mystery, the unknown persists.
To live in the moment is the most important thing.
People are like birds—they need to fly free.
Everything is happening all the time, but if you close your eyes, you might miss it.
The heart is a muscle and it wants to expand.
People change; they grow, they depart, they come back.
A moment is all it takes for the world to shift.
Do not be afraid of your own insight.
Memory is the way we keep telling ourselves our stories.
Silence can be the loudest sound.