News relating to Ford or the Ford Madox Ford Society, or of interest to Society members
In this, the centenary year of Ford’s landmark publication of Some Do Not…, the Ford Society is delighted to announce that eight open access articles in this Special Issue are now available to…
The excellent Backlisted, the literary podcast presented by John Mitchinson and Andy Miller, has launched a series of live shows at Foyles in central London. It kicked off with a discussion of The Good…
Barbara Burns of the Modern Humanities Research Association talks to Professor Max Saunders (University of Birmingham), Co-Editor of The Collected Letters of Ford Madox Ford (OUP), and Dr Lucinda Borkett-Jones, the project’s MHRA Research…
The editors of the multi-volume Collected Letters of Ford Madox Ford for Oxford University Press would be glad to hear from anyone holding letters from (or to) Ford, or about him, or…
Ford was a superb letter-writer, and yet the vast majority of his c.3,000 known letters remains unavailable in published versions. The Society is delighted to announce a new project to address this…
On Friday 29 January, the Society Executive Committee met virtually for an event to mark the end of my term of office as Chair. I took over from our illustrious founding Chair,…
Last Post: A Literary Journal from the Ford Madox Ford Society was launched at the Authors’ Club on Tuesday 27 November. Given the unpleasant weather, there was a pretty good turnout, around thirty…
The Routledge Research Companion to Ford Madox Ford, edited by Sara Haslam, Laura Colombino and Seamus O’Malley, has just been published by Routledge. Taking account of Ford Madox Ford’s entire literary output,…
Provincetown Art Association and Museum presents Biala: Provincetown Summers: selected paintings and drawings. This historic exhibition is the first to focus entirely on the paintings and drawings by Janice Biala (1903-2000), which were created…
We are appealing for contributions to our website! We’re looking for notes and information of all sorts. We want people to engage with the website because it is, after all, or should…
