On December 17, 2021, in an antique bookshop in Tucson, Arizona, the author unexpectedly bumps into a copy of William Lindisfarne’s long-lost autobiography, who, as we all know, wrote the famous “Ballad of a Guitar Man”. Now, for the first time in history, there is a chance to analyze the iconic ballad by taking into account the autobiographical background of the poetic Frontierman himself. Well – actually, this is the author’s fictitious approach to a tall tale of vast proportions. Open this book and immerse yourself in a fabulous world of cowboys, gunslingers, rustlers, bank robbers, buffalo hunters, deputy sheriffs, crazy preachers, saloon girls, and guitars that are hard to tune. “A real treat. Reminds me of Thomas Berger’s LITTLE BIG MAN.” Caroline Crabb in Moab Film Reviews