‘Canada,’ by Richard Ford

Toni Morrison, John Irving and now Richard Ford . The month of May is turning into a catwalk of America’s greatest senior novelists. Ford’s new book is the best of the lot, though, a magnificent work of Montana gothic that confirms his position as one of the finest stylists and most humane storytellers in America. Read full article >>

Lorrie Moore: Richard Ford’s terse poetry in “Canada.”

Richard Ford is a writer of jangling personal fascination to many in the literary world. Charming and charmed, he is an embodiment of interesting and intimidating contradictions: a Southern childhood, a Midwestern education, a restless adulthood occurring not just in New York and New Jersey but in seemingly every state . . . (Subscription required.)

Ford adds 32,400 Windstar minivans to safety recalls in U.S. and Canada

By The Associated Press DETROIT - Ford Motor Co. has added 32,400 Windstar minivans to two safety recalls announced earlier in cold-weather U.S. states and Canada involving undercarriage parts that can ...