Elizabeth Madox Roberts Society Conference: Call for Papers
Ford was a champion of the early novels of Elizabeth Madox Roberts – The Time of Man (1926) and My Heart and My Flesh (1927) – praising the “extreme beauty” of her…

Ford was a champion of the early novels of Elizabeth Madox Roberts – The Time of Man (1926) and My Heart and My Flesh (1927) – praising the “extreme beauty” of her…

We were sorry to hear that Mary de Rachewiltz, Ezra Pound’s daughter by Olga Rudge, died on 24 July at Brunnenberg in Merano, Italy, at the age of 101. She was a…

By Paul Skinner More than once, I’ve conferred upon friends an extract from Guy Davenport’s essay, ‘The Critic as Artist’, with the wonderful lines: ‘The next time you have a fresh reading…

By Gillian Gustar Any conference offering around 120 panels, round tables and workshops over four days, not to mention three keynote speeches, 26 seminars and lunchtime and evening activities, was always going…

We were sorry to hear from George Thomas that John Coyle sadly passed away in March at the age of 69. John was Honorary Senior Research Fellow and former Head of the…

Ford Society members might be interested in a review ‘At Dungeness’ by Susannah Clapp on p.26 of the latest London Review of Books. It is a review of Dominic Gregory’s Lifeboat at…

By Gillian Gustar And finally… Fordingbridge This is the last in a series of short blog articles based on a 2025 visit to the area of Wiltshire in which Ford set Ladies…

A couple of recent Fordian news items might be of interest to Society members… Little Magazines Sara Haslam has been in touch to point out this letter to the London Review of…

By Gillian Gustar Finding traces of The Good Soldier My conviction that there is value in what I loosely call ‘field research’, by which I mean visiting locations with questions to follow…

We were delighted to see that The Good Soldier has made it onto The Guardian‘s list of the 100 best novels of all time, being “a countdown of the greatest literature ever…