The Perennial Freshman

The "Flying Dutchman" sailed off in search of a faithful woman. George Whiteman just went searching for women; and would get more than he bargained for. Eventually, the Beatles helped him buy his first Bentley, Jimmy Hendrix helped finance his drug habits, Lawrence Welk and Pat Boone made his house payments and Sammy Davis, Bobby Darin, and Don McLean, chipped in for his first divorce. The Perennial Freshman is the first book of an autobiographical trilogy. The story is American. The themes universal. The backdrop Hollywood, Europe, and Asia. Neglected throughout his childhood, a boy, once grown, realizes his fantasies only to find that the world of sex, money, drugs, and alcohol he has created for himself leaves him empty and in spiritual ruin. He embarks on a personal journey (a Yatra) to rebuild his life and achieve inner peace.