The Son of a Servant by August Strindberg is an autobiographical memoir that provides a poignant glimpse into the author's early life and personal struggles. Set in 19th-century Sweden, the book explores themes of social class and poverty through Strindberg's recollections of his childhood. As the son of a servant, Strindberg faced significant hardships and family dynamics that profoundly shaped his perspective. The memoir offers a raw and introspective account of his experiences growing up in a lower social strata, shedding light on the emotional and financial challenges he encountered. Strindberg's reflections on his early life are marked by a deep sense of personal struggle and social critique, providing valuable insight into the societal conditions of his time. The Son of a Servant is a significant work in Swedish literature, illustrating the intersection of personal adversity and broader social issues that influenced Strindberg's later literary themes.