The Lonesome Clown

Set against the vast, open landscapes of Wyoming, USA – known as big sky country – this book immerses you in the true spirit of the Midwestern United States. Experience the thrill of rodeo competitions, the rugged charm of cowboys, and the daring exploits of con artists.

Journey through the history of early settlers who braved the frontier to build their homes, and explore the intricate tales of love and marriage. Confront the relentless forces of nature, including deadly tornadoes that ravage the land.

At the heart of the story is the life of a rodeo clown, bringing attention to the bravery and dedication of these remarkable men and women. Though the characters are fictional, their stories resonate with authenticity, capturing the essence of real-life experiences.

Born in India, Clifton Aubrey Lath moved to England in 1963. He went to school in Harrow and joined a band in the seventies as a drummer and vocalist. During this time, he also began writing songs and short stories. The Lonesome Clown song was born from this creative period. In 1990, he got married and had three children. Later in 2002, he achieved a Guinness World Record for singing non-stop for 24 hours. Clifton then produced some music videos for his songs and uploaded them to YouTube. He currently runs a family business with his wife and children, finding time to write whenever possible.