My Satire and Its Censors

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In this memoir, poet laureate Alfred Austin reflects on his career and the controversies that surrounded his work. He shares anecdotes about his interactions with critics, censors, and other writers, and offers insights into the creative process. While his poetry may not be as well-known today as that of some of his contemporaries, Austin's reflections offer a glimpse into the world of Victorian literature and the challenges faced by artists of the era.