Parade's End is a tetralogy (four related novels) by Ford Madox Ford published between 1924 and 1928. It is set in England and on the Western Front in World War I, where Ford served as an officer in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, a life vividly depicted in...
City and state officials have asked South Boston bars and liquor stores to curtail operations during the neighborhood's St. Patrick's Day parade this month, to curb public drunkenness and make the festivities more family-friendly. Along with officials from the mayor's office, Licensing Board...
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End on End. 11/01/2004: 326 words, approx. 1 pages
THE HISTORY of End on End is short but very interesting. With only one show under their belt you might think that they are just a side band, but that's simply not the case. With influences from early '80s hardcore to melodic indie rock,...
Meixner is an American author and educator. In the following excerpt, he analyzes Some Do Not, the first of the four Tietjens novels, and asserts that Parade's End should be considered a trilogy with a sequel rather than a tetralogy.
Stang is an American writer and editor specializing in the study and criticism of the works of Ford Madox Ford. In the following excerpt, she provides an overview of Parade's End, focusing particularly on the symbolism of the main characters and their interactions with one another.
Macauley is an American author and educator. In the following introduction to the first edition of Parade's End, he affirms that the tetralogy should be considered as a single work rather than as four separate novels published together for the first time.
