Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s book “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation” is set for publication March 9.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will release “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation” next year, with the book scheduled to be published March 9, Henry Holt & Company said.
The publisher described the book as an “honest assessment” of the country that offers a “path forward that leaves no one behind.”
In a statement released through Holt, Moore said he hopes his experiences in Maryland will help spark a broader conversation.
Moore, who was reelected last week as the state’s first Black governor, said the book documents stories from his life both inside and outside politics, and that his goal was not “to produce a personal political memoir.”
Moore said instead that he wanted to “pose hard questions and spark honest dialogue,” adding that “in the work of repair, every fingerprint matters,” and that readers are invited to share their own thoughts.
Moore has previously said he would not be running for president in 2028.
The statement also noted that Moore is an established author, with past books including “The Work” and “The Other Wes Moore,” which reflected on his unexpected bond with a convicted murderer also named Wes Moore.
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