Every Man His Own Poet

"Every Man His Own Poet; Or, The Inspired Singer's Recipe Book" by Newdigate Prizeman is a curious and satirical exploration of poetry, presented as a humorous recipe book for aspiring poets. This unique work blends literary criticism with parody, offering a playful yet insightful commentary on the poetic styles and conventions of its time.

Through witty prose and pointed observations, the author dissects the art of poetry, offering "recipes" for creating various poetic forms and effects. A blend of humor and satire, the book critiques the often-pretentious nature of literary pursuits.

This republication allows readers to delve into a fascinating historical text, providing a glimpse into the literary landscape and critical discourse surrounding poetry. It will appeal to those interested in poetry, literary criticism, and the history of humor and parody.

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