When the Wicked Man

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The book explores the life and contributions of Ford Madox Ford, highlighting his literary journey from a young writer influenced by prominent Victorian figures to a celebrated editor who shaped early modernist literature. Born into a family of artists, Ford founded the English Review, showcasing works from notable authors and launching new talents. His renowned Parade's End tetralogy and later autobiographical works reflect his diverse literary output. The narrative also touches on his teaching career and his lasting impact on literature before his death in 1939.