Isabella Rossellini, emerging from one of the most famous artistic marriages of the 20th century—her mother was Ingrid Bergman, her father Roberto Rossellini—and herself a global star as an actress and model, delivered a literary masterpiece with her autobiography published in 1997, which we are now reissuing in our literature series. Some of Me was and remains a stroke of luck, not only in the genre of artist memoirs. Original, provocative, brimming with wit and disarming self-irony, Isabella Rossellini offers an equally amusing and inspiring portrayal of female artistry. Playfully, she balances the many roles of her artistic existence with her private life as a daughter, sister, lover, wife, muse, and mother. And she masterfully juggles the joys and burdens that come with an image bigger than life.