Ford Hermann Hueffer

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Ford Hermann Hueffer, better known as Ford Madox Ford, was an influential early 20th-century English novelist, editor, and critic associated with literary modernism.

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instanceOf editor
human
literary critic
novelist
alsoKnownAs Ford M. Ford
Ford Madox Ford
birthName Ford Hermann Hueffer
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1873-12-17
dateOfDeath 1939-06-26
edited The English Review
The Transatlantic Review
employer The English Review
The Transatlantic Review
familyName Hueffer
fieldOfWork literary criticism
literature
gender male
genre historical fiction
literary criticism
modernist fiction
war novel
givenName Ford
grandfather Ford Madox Brown
influenced Ernest Hemingway
Graham Greene
Jean Rhys
William Carlos Williams
influencedBy Henry James
Joseph Conrad
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryService British Army
movement literary modernism
linked to: Modernism
nationality English
notableWork A Man Could Stand Up —
Last Post
No More Parades
Parade's End
linked to: Parade’s End

Some Do Not ...
linked to: Some Do Not...

The Fifth Queen
The Good Soldier
occupation editor
literary critic
memoirist
novelist
poet
partner Stella Bowen
Violet Hunt
placeOfBirth Merton, Surrey, England
linked to: Merton, Surrey
placeOfDeath Deauville, Calvados, France
linked to: Deauville
relative Ford Madox Brown
religion Roman Catholicism
residence England
France
United States
spouse Elsie Martindale
workPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century

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Ford Madox Ford birthName Ford Hermann Hueffer
Ford Hermann Hueffer birthName Ford Hermann Hueffer
Ford Madox Ford birthName Ford Hermann Hueffer
subject linked to: Hueffer