Ford related events, conferences, etc
26–28 June 2014 Institute of English Studies, University of London This panel considered Ford Madox Ford’s standing – within modernist studies and the culture at large – in 2014, focusing particularly on…
Friday 2 May 2014 Launch of the Cultures of Trust NetworkTeesside University, Darlington Campus Rob Hawkes hosted the Spring Northern Modernism Seminar at Teesside University’s Darlington Campus on Friday 2nd May 2014. Rob also gave a…
‘Biala: Vision and Memory’, 12 September – 26 October 2013, Godwin-Ternbach Museum, Queens College, CUNY, New York. Martin Stannard, University of Leicester Last September I travelled to New York to meet Hermine…
November 22-23, 2013 New York City, NY Janice Biala, Portrait of a Writer (Ford Madox Ford), 1938. Courtesy of the Estate of Janice Biala.In November 2013, a conference was held to determine…
12-14 September 2013 Swansea University Organised in Association with the Ford Madox Ford Society Delegates to this year’s Ford Madox Ford conference, held at Swansea University and organised (and designed) by Geraint…
March 2013 I was invited towards the end of 2012 to give a public lecture on Ford at Stony Stratford library. Stony is on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, and has always…
27–29 September 2012 Institute of English Studies, University of London 2012 proved to be an annus mirabilis for Ford and Fordians. The Good Soldier was published twice: Martin Stannard’s second Norton Critical Edition was followed by…
6-8 September 2011 Edwin Morgan Writing Centre, University of Glasgow For the 2011 conference, a cohort of Ford scholars followed The Good Soldier’s Nancy in going to Glasgow. Held in the Edwin Morgan…
23-25 September, 2010 CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, New York The conference opened on a beautiful September afternoon, in an amazing location. The skylight room of the Graduate Center, at CUNY, offered…
10-12 September 2009 The Society’s conference ‘Ford in France/Ford en Provence’ was held in Aix-en-Provence from the 10th to 12th September 2009. Thanks are due to Professor Claire Davison-Pégon for organising it…
