Ford Madox Ford wrote nearly 80 books as well as editing two very influential literary magazines - the "English Review" and the "Transatlantic Review". This biography by the author of "Breed of Heroes", which won the "Royal Society of Literature Award", explores his life and work. He discovered D.H.Lawrence, patronised Ezra Pound, publicised James Joyce, employed Ernest Hemingway, and collaborated with Conrad, but nevertheless has been largely neglected in literary circles. Alan Judd regards him as, perhaps, the last large-scale man of letters.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 496
Edition: Revised
Publisher: Flamingo
Published: 27 Jun 1991
ISBN 10: 0006544487
ISBN 13: 9780006544487
Prizes: Winner of Royal Society of Literature Award 1990.