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All of Kipling's works are in the public domain today, mostly available on the Gutenberg website as ranked there by download popularity.
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Kipling's prose was first-rate throughout his life, and his [[poetry]] was highly acclaimed by the public but not so much by later critics (although [[T.S. Eliot]] held Kipling in high regard).  Kipling was a [[British]] [[imperialist]] and [[political correctness]] today has dimmed his reputation due to some of his views elevating the [[English]] above other nationalities and ethnicities.  He did, however, admire [[American]] writers such as [[Mark Twain]].  Unlike most writers of his level, Kipling wrote about technology too.
 
Kipling's prose was first-rate throughout his life, and his [[poetry]] was highly acclaimed by the public but not so much by later critics (although [[T.S. Eliot]] held Kipling in high regard).  Kipling was a [[British]] [[imperialist]] and [[political correctness]] today has dimmed his reputation due to some of his views elevating the [[English]] above other nationalities and ethnicities.  He did, however, admire [[American]] writers such as [[Mark Twain]].  Unlike most writers of his level, Kipling wrote about technology too.
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All of Kipling's works are in the [[public domain]] today, mostly available on the Gutenberg website as ranked there by download popularity.<ref>https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/132</ref>
    
He wrote in the ''Ballad of East and West'':
 
He wrote in the ''Ballad of East and West'':
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