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A memoir about a brokenhearted, middle-aged man who stumbles upon solace, meaning, and Larry David while hitchhiking around Martha's Vineyard One summer day on Martha's Vineyard Paul Samuel Dolman was hitchhiking, and none other than Larry David pulled over and asked, "You're not a serial killer or something, are you?" The comedic writer and actor not only gave Dolman a ride but helped him find his way. Dolman found himself on Martha's Vineyard that summer in the wake of a painful breakup. Desperately seeking companionship, he began hitchhiking around the island and met a wide array of characters: the rich and the homeless, movie stars and common folk, and, of course, Mr. David. Written with disarming honest humor, Hitchhiking with Larry David will leave readers simultaneously laughing and crying as they ponder the mystery and spirituality of life.

Twenty years ago Paul Samuel Dolman created and released a book of forty intimate interviews with notable Nashvillians, entitled What Matters Most. The book featured groundbreaking conversations with a highly diverse demographic of citizens. From country superstar, Wynonna Judd, to an Islamic street vendor, the participants shared their souls.Now two decades later, What Matters Most returns with highlights from the original, plus ten previously unreleased interviews with Tennessee icons Sir John Templeton, Pat Summitt, Fred Smith, Patricia Neal, Carl Rowan, Arum Gandhi, Bill Moyers and special guest, Nashville Mayor Megan Barry.These are deep, penetrating dialogues on the nature of our existence and the many ways to find one's purpose. Dolman gives these people the space to open up in an expansive exchange that allows the radiance of their humanity to shine forth.A must read for anyone seeking a little wisdom to move through the world more openly and effectively.Paul Samuel Dolman is the author of several books, including Hitchhiking With Larry David, Martha's Vineyard Miracles, and Seven Crazy Days in Maui. He also hosts the popular podcast What Matters Most.

From spiritual hitchhiker Paul Samuel Dolman comes the fourth installment of his reflective and whimsical memoir series that began with the best-selling Hitchhiking With Larry David. After bidding farewell to the lush, sun-soaked beaches of Maui, Dolman finds himself captivated by the glamour and lure of Beverly Hills. Working as a film producer, alongside major movie stars and a host of fascinating characters, he explores the strange, dysfunctional world of Hollywood. Written in his unique blend of disarming wit and unassuming insight, Beverly Hills Hobo will leave you laughing while pondering the deeper question of what matters most.