The Routledge Research Companion to Ford Madox Ford

Sara Haslam is Senior Lecturer in English at The Open University, UK. Laura Colombino is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Genova, Italy. Seamus O’Malley is Assistant Professor of English at Yeshiva University, US.

Introduction - Ford Studies in the Twenty-First Century: bibliography, criticism and the gap on the map, Sara Haslam

Part I: 'Scholarly Foundations'



Ford's Letters - Sara Haslam and Max Saunders
Ford's Reception History - Karolyn Steffens and Joseph Wiesenfarth
Ford, Book History, and the Canon - Lise Jaillant

Part II: 'Literary Identity'



Ford, Family, and Music - Nathan Waddell
Ford, Apprenticeship, and Collaboration - Gene Moore
Ford and Life-Writing - Jerome Boyd-Maunsell
Ford and the French Connection - Dominique Lemarchal
Ford as Poet - Ashley Chantler
Ford, Modernism, and Postmodernism - Isabelle Brasme
Ford and the First World War - Andy Frayn

Part III: 'Ford and place'



Ford's Urban Spaces - Laura Colombino
Ford's Rural Spaces - Paul Skinner
Ford's Transatlantic Visions - Meghan Marie Hammond
Ford's Continental Visions - Caroline Patey

Part IV: 'Case studies'



Ford's 'The Good Soldier' - John Attridge
Ford's 'Parade's End' - Peter Clasen and Max Saunders
Ford's Journalism - Stephen Rogers
Ford's Literary Histories - Angus Wrenn
Ford's Cultural Criticism - Dan Moore
Ford as Editor - Matt Huculak

Part V: 'Themes and Critical Approaches'



Ford and History - Seamus O'Malley
Ford's Style, Technique, and Theory - Rob Hawkes
Ford, Vision, and Media - Laura Colombino
Ford and Gender - Elizabeth Brunton
Ford and Comedy - Paul Skinner
Editing Ford - Sara Haslam, Max Saunders and Paul Skinner

Appendix of Ford's unpublished writing