Joseph Conrad - A Personal Remembrance

The book highlights the life and contributions of Ford Madox Ford, an influential figure in early modernist literature. Born in 1873, he emerged from a creative family and became a prominent editor of the English Review, showcasing notable authors like Thomas Hardy and H. G. Wells. His most renowned work, the Parade's End tetralogy, solidified his literary legacy. Despite lacking a formal university education, Ford's intellectual engagements shaped his writing. He continued to produce works until his passing in 1939, leaving a lasting impact on literary circles.