The book "An Autobiography of My Mother" was written by Jamaica Kincaid, detailing her upbringing on the Caribbean island of Antigua. Kincaid's narrative explores her complex relationship with her family and the cultural dynamics of her childhood, revealing deep emotional landscapes. Through her distinctive voice, Kincaid reflects on themes of motherhood, identity, and the transitions between cultures. Her autobiography offers profound insights into the struggles and joys of a female writer seeking to navigate her roots and craft her literary path.