Henry for Hugh

Exploring the life of Ford Madox Ford, this biography highlights his literary contributions and influences. Born into a creative family, he transitioned from music to writing, eventually founding the influential English Review. His editorial work helped shape modernist literature, publishing renowned authors and debuting new voices. Notably, Ford's Parade's End tetralogy gained acclaim and was adapted for television. The narrative also covers his later years as a literature teacher and his prolific output until his death in 1939.