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Patrick Hemingway dies aged 97
Stephen Rogers has been in touch to inform us of the news that Patrick Hemingway, Ernest’s second child, died on 2nd September at the age of 97. Ford not …
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Crazy Kids and their Parisian Journal
We enjoyed this article by Nick Ripatrazone in the Literary Hub about the short-lived but influential magazine the transatlantic review, set up by Ford in Paris…
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A Day on the Town with Elizabeth von Arnim
The Elizabeth von Arnim Society is hosting a conference this Friday 11 July, 2025 – both in person in New York City, and streaming online. The day will in…
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Ford, Conrad, Greenland and Trump
We were intrigued to read this article by Aaron Rosenberg in Tribune, drawing parallels between Ford and Conrad’s 1901 science fiction novel The Inheritor…
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Stella Bowen: Dangerously Modern
Stella Bowen has been featured in this article in Australia’s In Daily, as one of 50 artists celebrated in the Art Gallery of South Australia’s new exhibi…
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The Chronicler of Unhappiness
“With this new book, our leading Ford Madox Ford scholar distills a lifetime of close reading and study into two hundred pages.” Congratulations to …
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New Open Access IFMFS Articles Each Month
Each month, we make two sample chapters from the International Ford Madox Ford Studies available to download for free from this page. The chapters are free for …
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Call for Papers: ‘Letters and Literature 1500-2025: histories, forms, communities’
The Open University has announced a free online only conference, 5-7 November 2025 Further details on the website: https://digital-humanities.open.ac.uk/l…
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Now on open-access: all issues of Last Post
All nine issues of Last Post, the journal of the Ford Madox Ford Society, are now digitally available through our ‘open-access’ project. To read or …
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Special Issue Humanities Journal on Ford Madox Ford’s War Writing
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 th…
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Backlisted Ford
The excellent Backlisted, the literary podcast presented by John Mitchinson and Andy Miller, has launched a series of live shows at Foyles in central Londo…
Read MoreMHRA Interview
Barbara Burns of the Modern Humanities Research Association talks to Professor Max Saunders (University of Birmingham), Co-Editor of The Collected Letters of Fo…
Read MoreFord Madox (Hueffer) Ford letters sought!
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) …
Read MoreAnnouncing a new project! The Collected Letters of Ford Madox Ford, in 6 volumes.
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 a…
Read MoreFarewell from the outgoing Chair, Sara Haslam
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…
Read MoreFord and Toulon: Biography, Culture and Environment in the 1920s and 1930s
June 28-29, 2019 Université de Toulon, Ford Madox Ford Society This conference brought together scholars working on Ford Madox Ford (1873-1939), a major twentie…
Read MoreNew Society Journal, Last Post, Launched November 27, 2018
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, ther…
Read MoreThe Routledge Research Companion to Ford Madox Ford
The Routledge Research Companion to Ford Madox Ford, edited by Sara Haslam, Laura Colombino and Seamus O’Malley, has just been published by Routledge. Tak…
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