The Bishop's Daughter

The Bishop's Daughter is a memoir recounting Honor Moore’s relationship with her father, Paul Moore, an influential Episcopal bishop who journeyed from wealth to working among the urban poor and became a prominent activist. The book explores their complex family dynamics, including her father’s private struggles with sexuality and her own explorations, set against the backdrop of significant social issues such as civil rights, war, and faith. Engaging and thought-provoking, it delves into personal and national themes with depth and insight.