But I feel my income from it is limited by my unwillingness or inability to conform. Worse than outright censorship has been this whole concept of genre categories. An unimaginitive writer who loves a given genre can undoubtedly conform. To write against form, against norms, is always harder. A nonconformist has to be a far better writer to achieve a lesser success, because marketing patterns are aimed at narrow categorizations.
Censorship has a dollar sign rather than a moral agenda.
It is thankfully not yet impossible for unique voices to be heard, but the day could well be near that good books appear exclusively in scarce editions from publishers outside of New York with only the spottiest of distribution.