The Comic: Chronicles of America’s Baby Daddy Book Three – Tears of a Clown
This book is not fiction.
It’s not exaggerated for drama.
It’s not comedy just for the laugh.
It’s me — raw, unfiltered, sometimes ridiculous, always real.
I wrote this because the truth matters.
I wrote this because the laugh matters.
I wrote this because somewhere out there, another father is trying to balance a baby bottle and a broken heart,
and I want him to know —
you ain’t crazy. You ain’t soft. You ain’t done.
This is the third installment of my truth.
The first was survival.
The second was structure.
This one? This is soul.
Laughter is my legacy.
And I’m proud to leave it behind,
one tear-stained joke at a time.
He’s a father of ten, a husband, a comic, and a clown who never stops crying inside — but still shows up smiling. In The Comic: Chronicles of America’s Baby Daddy – Book Three, Eugene Bassham invites you behind the curtain, beyond the mic, and into the chaos, comedy, and courage of fatherhood’s third decade. From bottle-feeding toddlers while cracking punchlines, to navigating adult kids and grandbabies who call him Pop Pop and Daddy at the same time — this is parenting in stereo, trauma in 4D, and comedy without the mask. If you’ve ever laughed through heartbreak, hustled while healing, or carried a legacy that wasn’t light — this book will feel like a mirror with a mic stand. Welcome to the final act. No script. No lies. Just truth, tears, and ten solid kids who can tell you their daddy never quit.