An honest and powerful self-portrait, Something of Myself by Rudyard Kipling opens a rare window into the life of one of literature’s most complex and influential writers. In this deeply personal memoir, Kipling reflects on his childhood, career, family tragedies, and the beliefs that shaped both his work and his world-view.

Written with clarity and emotional restraint, the book blends private memory with public history. Readers gain insight into how Kipling’s experiences across India, England, and America influenced his writing and creative identity. The memoir also explores success, failure, ambition, grief, and national identity with quiet truthfulness.

Perfect for readers who love literary biography, memoirs, and classic authors, Something of Myself is both revealing and reflective. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the man behind classics like The Jungle Book and Kim.

PUBLISHER: PENGUIN BOOKS

BINDING: PAPER BACK

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

PAGES: 220