“The object of the novelist is to keep the reader entirely oblivious of the fact that the author exists - even of the fact he is reading a book.”
Quote by Ford Madox Ford
Work
Critical Writings of Ford Madox Ford
This book compiles a selection of Ford Madox Ford's critical works, including his analyses of various literary texts and his reflections on the creative process. The collection offers a glimpse into the mind of a prominent critic and author, providing readers with a deeper understanding of Ford's perspectives on the literary world. more
Author
Ford Madox Ford
Ford Madox Ford was an influential British novelist known for his contributions to modernist literature. His works are characterized by complex narrative structures and profound psychological descriptions. Born on December 17, 1873, he passed away on June 26, 1939. more
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