The Book of Once-Mormon Women

The Book of Once-Mormon Women compiles the compelling voices of thirty women reflecting on their complex transitions away from Mormonism. Each piece is raw, heart-­wrenching, and sublime. A compilation of expressive forms and perspectives, this book explores many issues faced by women in Mormonism: gender, race, agency, sexual orientation, faith, authority, and belonging. The authors add complexity—and answers—to the question: Why do people leave the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sai...