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In "My Life and Loves," Harris chronicles his life from his childhood in Ireland to his experiences as a journalist and writer in London and the United States. The memoir covers a wide range of topics, including his encounters with various women, his friendships with notable literary figures, and his reflections on art, literature, and society.The book is notorious for its candid and graphic descriptions of sexual encounters, often involving multiple partners and unconventional practices. Harris provides explicit details about his own sexual experiences and explores his personal thoughts and desires."My Life and Loves" generated controversy and censorship due to its explicit content and frank discussions of sexuality. The book was banned in several countries and faced legal challenges.Despite the controversy, "My Life and Loves" has also been recognized for its literary qualities and historical significance. It provides insights into the social and cultural milieu of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as the literary circles in which Harris moved.