Ford Maddox Ford

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Ford Maddox Ford is increasingly recognised as one of the most significant novelists of the twentieth century. Ford's development as a writer is traced and a cogent analysis of his major works like The Good Soldier and Parade's Ends is provided, whilst attention is drawn to lesser works that have been unjustly neglected. Anthony Fowles deals even-handedly with the intense friendship and pivotal artistic collaboration between Ford and Joseph Conrad. He provides a dispassionate yet admiring reading of Ford's work.

 

About the author:

Born in London and educated at the Universities of Oxford and Southern California, Anthony Fowles has completed a full-length study of John Dryden and a study of Joseph Heller for Greenwich Exchange.

 

138  pages

ISBN: 978-1-871551-63-1

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Ford Maddox Ford is increasingly recognised as one of the most significant novelists of the twentieth century. Ford's development as a writer is traced and a cogent analysis of his major works like The Good Soldier and Parade's Ends is provided, whilst attention is drawn to lesser works that have been unjustly neglected. Anthony Fowles deals even-handedly with the intense friendship and pivotal artistic collaboration between Ford and Joseph Conrad. He provides a dispassionate yet admiring reading of Ford's work.

 

About the author:

Born in London and educated at the Universities of Oxford and Southern California, Anthony Fowles has completed a full-length study of John Dryden and a study of Joseph Heller for Greenwich Exchange.

 

138  pages

ISBN: 978-1-871551-63-1

Ford Maddox Ford is increasingly recognised as one of the most significant novelists of the twentieth century. Ford's development as a writer is traced and a cogent analysis of his major works like The Good Soldier and Parade's Ends is provided, whilst attention is drawn to lesser works that have been unjustly neglected. Anthony Fowles deals even-handedly with the intense friendship and pivotal artistic collaboration between Ford and Joseph Conrad. He provides a dispassionate yet admiring reading of Ford's work.

 

About the author:

Born in London and educated at the Universities of Oxford and Southern California, Anthony Fowles has completed a full-length study of John Dryden and a study of Joseph Heller for Greenwich Exchange.

 

138  pages

ISBN: 978-1-871551-63-1