I was amazed to learn that Ford Madox Ford published 81 books during his lifetime; other than "The Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" tetralogy, and maybe "The Fifth Queen," nothing else seems to survive outside of deeply stocked libraries. He over-wrote but had little choice: what he wrote didn't sell very well so he had to keep churning out more to make ends meet.
Ford Madox Ford (born Ford Hermann Hueffer) had the good fortune to have as his biographer the English novelist Alan Judd. The tetralogy "Parades End" which marks the end of the gentleman officer class and Edwardian England had its origins in Ford's experiences after his arrival at the Battle of the Somme (1916) with the 9th Welch regiment.
Alan Moore
Alan Hess
Alan Hunter
Alan MacGillivray
Alan Riach
Alan Vardy
Alan Agresti
Denis Judd
Alan Ryan
Alan T. Levenson
Alan Van Ormer
Alan G. V. Simmonds
Alan David Kaye
Alan Powers
Alan Salisbury
Alan Dundes
Alan Stanbridge
Alan G. V. Simmonds
Alan Campbell
Alan Dundes
Gary Alan Fine
Alan Priest
Alan Ryan
Alan Gratz
Alan Verskin
Alan Garner
Alan Noble
T. S. Alan
Alan Judd
Alan A. Cavaiola
Alan Cumming
Alan R. Hirsch
Alan Riding
Matthew Alan Hill
Alan Govenar
Alan Walker
Alan MacEachern
Alan Bahr
Alan Robert
Alan Pak Tao Lau
Alan Belasen
Smith, Alan
Alan Crowe
Alan Howard
Alan Siegel
Alan Di Marco
O. Alan Weltzien
Alan Ogden
Alan Judd
Alan R. Lindsey
Alan Durant
Alan Jackson
Julia Garstecki
David Dow Harvey
Graham Robson
Haynes Publishing
Chris Barker
Haynes Publishing
Randy Wayne White
David Dow Harvey
Martin Hershock
Green, Robert
Robert J. Dewar
Yanek Mieczkowski
Douglas Adams
Paolo Vernaglione
Douglas Adams
Douglas Adams
Betty Ford
Chilton Book Company
Sensabaugh, George Frank
Herbert Ames Waite