Women and Men

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The book showcases Ford Madox Ford's literary journey, highlighting his influential role in early modernist literature. Born into a creative family, he transitioned from music to writing and founded the English Review, where he published renowned authors and shaped the literary canon. His most notable work, the Parade's End tetralogy, reflects his mastery in storytelling. Ford's contributions extended beyond fiction to include non-fiction and autobiographies, culminating in a teaching career in Michigan before his passing in 1939.