David Means explains why Lorrie Moore's pandemic story still feels like news that stays news.
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A precise, anxious reading of remote family love under hospital lights and pandemic distance.
David Means's reading of Lorrie Moore's "FaceTime" turns a hospital call into a tense chamber piece: a daughter waits at her computer, fields anxious instructions from family, and sees her father reduced to oxygen tubing, bright lights, and the uncertain mercy of a nurse holding…
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