Ford Madox Ford

Four wealthy and socially prominent individuals are forced to see each other realistically.

The Good Soldier

Kenneth Womack

William Baker

A Tale of Passion

jack

dowell is one of the most human narrators i’ve ever come across. ford writes him perfectly. this book was a very strange read and i didn’t enjoy the traditional plot as much as i enjoyed dowell’s inner monologue. seeing the way he thought and the progression/constant shifts of his discourse was beautiful and powerful. why did so many people have to die in this romance novel though

Safiya 

Perhaps I haven't read a novel as swift as Madox's. Turning pages effortlessly, whilst shocking tournures make way to way wicked events... and the show must, in best cases, go on.
What I hoped to be a youth's blissful classic, turned out to be a dreadful prosecution of good hearted chaps in the name of crual and monstrous correctness.
Maybe the closest American writer to Russian Dostoievsky...
"Thou hast conquered, O pale Galilean"

Simon Elliott Stegall

Weird, weird book. But good. Really good. But weird.

Jeni Enjaian

I was utterly, completely lost through the entire book. Not only was it hard to separate and define the primary characters but it was almost impossible to discern the identity of the narrator and his relation to the various characters. The narrative jumped around in nearly a "stream-of-consciousness" fashion. The chronology darted forward only to be yanked back in head-spinning motions that exacerbated my confusion. There are very few books that enjoyed less than this one.
I do not recommend it at all.

Joshua Line

i absolutely love this book. wow, i need to go back and re-read it.

Set before the First World War, this title tells the tale of two wealthy and sophisticated couples, one English, one American, as they travel, socialise, and take the waters in the spa towns of Europe.

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Jim Hagan

Maurice FitzGerald

Kate Lillie

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Michael Springer

Neil L

Jane McCullough

Zoe McKenna

Ambreen Hasan

Amy Grieve

Moray Lyle McIntosh

Tanya Sutton

Landen Angeline

Heralded by Graham Greene as “one of the finest novels of our century,” Ford Madox Ford's 1915 modernist masterpiece of passion and deceit is now available in a revised and expanded Norton Critical Edition.

Authoritative Text, Textual Appendices, Contemporary Reviews, Literary Impressionism, Biographical and Critical Commentary

Vanessa Beppler

Four wealthy and socially prominent individuals are forced to see each other realistically