diff --git a/lua/luamodule/definestuff.lua b/lua/luamodule/definestuff.lua
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..6fe7300
--- /dev/null
+++ b/lua/luamodule/definestuff.lua
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+local o = {}
+
+o.showstuff = function ()
+    print "nvim-example-lua-plugin.luamodule.definestuff showstuff: hello"
+end
+
+return o
diff --git a/lua/luamodule/init.lua b/lua/luamodule/init.lua
index 28ccdb0..2537282 100644
--- a/lua/luamodule/init.lua
+++ b/lua/luamodule/init.lua
@@ -1,7 +1,3 @@
-local luamodule = {}
-
-luamodule.showstuff = function ()
-    print "nvim-example-lua-plugin.luamodule.showstuff: hello"
+function GlobalLuaFunction()
+    print "nvim-example-lua-plugin.luamodule.init GlobalLuaFunction: hello"
 end
-
-return luamodule
diff --git a/plugin/nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim b/plugin/nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim
index 5fc2c34..b7e34cb 100644
--- a/plugin/nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim
+++ b/plugin/nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim
@@ -1,23 +1,42 @@
 
-" The VimL/VimScript code is included in this sample plugin to demonstrate the
-" two different approaches but it is not required you use VimL. Feel free to
-" delete this code and proceed without it.
+" The VimL/VimScript code is included in this file to demonstrate that the
+" file is being loaded. It is not required for the Lua code to execute and can
+" be deleted.
 
-"echo "nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim: VimL code executing."
+echo "nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim: VimL code executing."
 
 function LuaDoItVimL()
     echo "nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim LuaDoItVimL(): hello"
 endfunction
 
+
+" Neovim knows about finding VimL files in the `plugin` directory, but it
+" won't find Lua files in the same location. So, you need to bootstrap your
+" Lua code using a VimL file. There are two possibilities:
+
+" 1. Lua code can be embedded in a VimL file by using a lua block.
 lua <<EOF
+    print "nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim: Lua code executing."
 
--- Lua code can be embedded in a VimL file by using a lua block.
+    function LuaDoItLua()
+        print("nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim LuaDoItLua(): hello")
+    end
+EOF
 
-function LuaDoItLua()
-    print("nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim LuaDoItLua(): hello")
-end
+" 2. Lua code can be built in a pure Lua file and imported as a module from
+" the VimL file. `luamodule` is a directory in the `lua` folder. Because only
+" the `luamodule` directory is specified, Neovim will look for a `lua.lua`
+" file, then an `init.lua` file in that directory. In this case, it will find
+" the `lua\luamodule\init.lua` file.
+lua require("luamodule")
 
-print "nvim-example-lua-plugin.vim: Lua code executing."
-require("luamodule.init").showstuff()
+" Once the `require` statement completes, the `GlobalLuaFunction` Lua function
+" defined in `lua\luamodule\init.lua` will be available.
+lua GlobalLuaFunction()
 
-EOF
+" A Lua function can be mapped to a key.
+nmap <M-C-G> :lua GlobalLuaFunction()<CR>
+
+" Lua code can be defined in other files, rather than just `lua.lua` or
+" `init.lua`. Here, Lua code is defined in `lua\luamodule\definestuff.lua`.
+lua require("luamodule.definestuff").showstuff()