Honor Moore

Honor Moore is an accomplished author and poet known for her memoirs and poetry collections. Her notable works include "Our Revolution: A Mother and Daughter at Midcentury," "The Bishop’s Daughter," a National Book Critics Circle Award finalist and Los Angeles Times Favorite Book of the Year, and "The White Blackbird," a New York Times Notable Book exploring the life of painter Margarett Sargent, her grandmother. She has also published three poetry collections and co-edited "Women’s Liberation: Feminist Writings That Inspired a Revolution and Still Can!" Her forthcoming memoir, "A Termination," is set for publication in August 2024.

Moore’s writing often blends personal narrative with historical and artistic exploration, particularly in her biographical works. "The White Blackbird" exemplifies her ability to intertwine family history with cultural commentary, while "The Bishop’s Daughter" delves into themes of identity, faith, and legacy. Her poetry collections further showcase her lyrical precision and emotional depth. A professor at the New School, Moore resides in New York City, where she continues to contribute to literary and academic circles.