No Name

By Wilkie Collins, Mark Ford, Wilkie Collins; Edited With An Introduction, Notes By Mark Ford

"Shall I tell you what a lady is? A lady is a woman who wears a silk gown, and has a sense of her own importance."Wilkie Collins's investigation of illegitimacy and 'the woman question' in No Name...

Soft Sift: Poems

By John Ashbery, Mark Ford

The skilled poet leaves readers with a new collection of verse that dances between a wandering muse and the rigors of poetic form in search of poetic drama.

Raymond Roussel And The Republic Of Dreams

By Raymond Roussel, John Ashbery, Mark Ford

Raymond Roussel, one of the most outlandishly compelling literary figures of modern times, died in mysterious circumstances at the age of fifty-six in 1933. The story Mark Ford tells about Roussel'...

Soft Sift

By Mark Ford

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Six Children

By Mark Ford

Poetry Texts & Anthologies.

Data Protection

By Christopher Millard, Marcus Turle, Christopher J. Millard, Mark Ford

The Church At Washington, New Hampshire

By Robert H. Allen, Mark Ford, Howard P. Krug

A handful of Christians dedicated to an open search for truth. They accept the Millerite message in 1843 and the Seventh-day Sabbath in 1854. In 1851 Ellen White visits the congregation. Her detrac...

A Driftwood Altar: Essays And Reviews

By Mark Ford, Mark , 1962 June 24- Ford

The Madness Of Marinetti -- That Goddam Ginsberg -- The Well-wrought Ern -- André Breton Is Passing By -- Elizabeth Bishop At The Water's Edge -- Harry Mathews And The Oulipo -- Genius In Its Pure...

Mr and Mrs Stevens and other essays

By Mark Ford

London

By Mark Ford

London has long been understood through the poetry it has inspired. Now poet Mark Ford has assembled the most capacious and wide-ranging antholgy of poems about London to date, from Chaucer to Word...