Ford Madox Ford wrote some of the best English prose of the twentieth century. He was an innovative and influential poet, as well as the century's greatest literary editor. This is a new two volume set of a critically acclaimed two-volume biography that takes Ford from his birth as Ford Hermann Hueffer in 1873 to his death in 1939.
Ford Madox Ford wrote some of the best English prose of the twentieth century. He was an innovative and influential poet, as well as the century's greatest literary editor. This is a new two volume set of a critically acclaimed two-volume biography that takes Ford from his birth as Ford Hermann Hueffer in 1873 to his death in 1939.
Max Saunders is Director of the Arts and Humanities Research Institute and Professor of English and Co-Director at the Centre for Life-Writing Research at King's College London.
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Introduction 1: Family 2: Childhood 3: 1889-1992 4: 1893: Art and Elegy 5: Perpetrating Matrimony 6: 1894-1898: The Life of the Country 7: Meeting Conrad 8: 1899-1900: Collaboration 9: 1901: 'A Singular Mosaic' 10: 1902-1903 11: 1904: London 12: 1904: Germany 13: 1905: London 14: 1906: Politics, Marwood, The Fifth Queen 15: 1906-1907 16: 1908-1909: Violet Hunt and The English Review 17: 1909: The Wrecks of Friendships 18: 1909: Suicidal Passion: A Call 19: 1910: Prison, Ladies Whose Bright Eyes 20: 1911: 'Art is Very Bitter' 21: 1911: Giessen 22: 1911: Perpetrating Bigamy 23: 1912-1913: The Dark Forest 24: 1913: Quiet Talking 25: The Good Soldier: Desiring, Designing, Describing 26: 1914-1915: Hostilities 27: 1915-1916: Army 1: 1916: The Somme and Shell-Shock 2: 1916: Kemmel Hill and After 3: 1917: The Edge of Unreason 4: 1918: A Tale of Reconstruction: Stella Bowen 5: 1918: Armistice 6: 1919: Red Ford 7: The Post-War Writer 8: 1920-1921: Bedham: La Vie Littéraire ('Mr Croyd', Thus to Revisit , The Marsden Case 9: 1922: The Last of England 10: 1923: Thus to Re-View 11: 1924: the transatlantic review 12: 1924: The Last of Conrad and of the transatlantic 13: Tall Stories 14: Parade's End 15: 1924-1926: Jean Rhys 16: 11926-1927: USA 17: 1927-1928: Provence, New York, Paris 18: 1928-1929: Elizabeth Cheatham 19: 1929: That Same Poor Man 20: 1930-1931: Janice Biala 21: Doubles 22: 1931-1933: Weathering the Depression 23: Ford's Autobiography 24: 1933-1935: On the Great Trade Route 25: 1935-1936: The Cause of Good Letters 26: 1937: Oliver and the Tates 27: 1938: 'An Old Man Mad About Writing' 28: 1938-1939: The Abyss
Introduction 1: Family 2: Childhood 3: 1889-1992 4: 1893: Art and Elegy 5: Perpetrating Matrimony 6: 1894-1898: The Life of the Country 7: Meeting Conrad 8: 1899-1900: Collaboration 9: 1901: 'A Singular Mosaic' 10: 1902-1903 11: 1904: London 12: 1904: Germany 13: 1905: London 14: 1906: Politics, Marwood, The Fifth Queen 15: 1906-1907 16: 1908-1909: Violet Hunt and The English Review 17: 1909: The Wrecks of Friendships 18: 1909: Suicidal Passion: A Call 19: 1910: Prison, Ladies Whose Bright Eyes 20: 1911: 'Art is Very Bitter' 21: 1911: Giessen 22: 1911: Perpetrating Bigamy 23: 1912-1913: The Dark Forest 24: 1913: Quiet Talking 25: The Good Soldier: Desiring, Designing, Describing 26: 1914-1915: Hostilities 27: 1915-1916: Army 1: 1916: The Somme and Shell-Shock 2: 1916: Kemmel Hill and After 3: 1917: The Edge of Unreason 4: 1918: A Tale of Reconstruction: Stella Bowen 5: 1918: Armistice 6: 1919: Red Ford 7: The Post-War Writer 8: 1920-1921: Bedham: La Vie Littéraire ('Mr Croyd', Thus to Revisit , The Marsden Case 9: 1922: The Last of England 10: 1923: Thus to Re-View 11: 1924: the transatlantic review 12: 1924: The Last of Conrad and of the transatlantic 13: Tall Stories 14: Parade's End 15: 1924-1926: Jean Rhys 16: 11926-1927: USA 17: 1927-1928: Provence, New York, Paris 18: 1928-1929: Elizabeth Cheatham 19: 1929: That Same Poor Man 20: 1930-1931: Janice Biala 21: Doubles 22: 1931-1933: Weathering the Depression 23: Ford's Autobiography 24: 1933-1935: On the Great Trade Route 25: 1935-1936: The Cause of Good Letters 26: 1937: Oliver and the Tates 27: 1938: 'An Old Man Mad About Writing' 28: 1938-1939: The Abyss
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