Itinerant Historian and Would Be Cartoon Maker David Perlmutter

Tag: Animation

  • My New Facebook Author Page

    My brand new Facebook author page has launched: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582560425439

  • A Great Endorsement

    John Spiers and I have a mutual admiration society going. I encourage you to check out his work as much as he does mine in the above post.

  • Current Events

    Just a short note to explain a couple of things: I have established a new online bookstore site for my books (such as the one shown above) via books.by. It is physical books that are on sale rather than e-books, and I will retain a larger part of the royalties from purchases here than I…

  • My Ko-Fi Page

    Please consider following my Ko-Fi page. There you can get updates, make financial donations, and purchase my books.

  • Read An Ebook Week

    Along with Paula, I am also participating in this sale, lasting until the end of this week, with a 50% discount on my books: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/DKPLJW2M

  • “Fluff” vs. Action

    Caroline Furlong makes some salient storytelling points in this essay- and cites a favorite animated film of mine doing it…

  • The Review Copies Of My Fiction Books

    If you are interesting in checking out the fiction I write and have published, I have made the review copies available here: https://davidperlmutter.substack.com/p/the-review-copies-of-my-fiction-books

  • We’ve Got A Gorilla For Sale

    In honor of World Gorilla Day, a profile of a certain 60 year old animated one.

  • Writing Promo: Who I Am

    I am a fiction writer, historian and library technician from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I am autistic, and my “special interests” include animation, Black American music and speculative fiction. This is what I look like: I have published two books on the history of animation on television in the United States: …and some fiction you can…

  • Bottle Up And Go

    I appreciate intelligent studies of television animation, even more so when they are tied to the topic of autism. This is one such piece, by Jeff Snyder.