The Fifth Queen; And How She Came to Court

The book presents an exploration of Ford Madox Ford's life and literary contributions, highlighting his early career and significant influence in the literary world. Born into a creative family, Ford became a pivotal figure in modernist literature, known for founding the English Review and promoting notable authors. His notable works include the Parade's End tetralogy, which later inspired a BBC adaptation. The description also touches on his teaching career and autobiographical writings, illustrating his lasting impact on literature until his death in 1939.