In case you don’t know by now, back in February 2025 Don was the victim of identity theft, resulting in a scam that drained most of his Wells Fargo bank accounts. Don reported the fraud to the local police department, the FBI, Wells Fargo’s top CEO, Bill O’Reilly, President Trump, even discussed it with several lawyers, with no results. Wells Fargo has refused to help Don despite the scammers getting into their website and manipulating numbers. In a desperate attempt to recover some of his losses, Don has launched a Go Fund Me campaign that, after almost a year, has only raised a fraction of the very large sum that was lost — and now most of that has been used up paying bills, some of them medical and quite large. If you would like to help Don, even with a small contribution (they all add up and help), here is the Go Fund Me address (you will have to cut & paste; and many thanks in advance): Fundraiser by Donald Glut : Support Donald F. Glut in Overcoming Financial Loss
It’s back in print and available from Amazon.
Happy to announce the Blu-Ray special edition with all the whistles & bells previously only included on the DVD, Available from the usual sources.
Andrew Shepard recently created this video tour through Don’s “dinosaur home,” hosted and in a few scenes shot by Don. To watch it, go to this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mike9ZLbMBY
To watch a recent interview Don did with producer Robert Amico, go to this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLMSVNhEvbc.
In 1973, in a dark corner of the bar of the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Don interviewed Christopher Lee for my then in-progress book (recently reissued) The Dracula Book. During the interview the actor talked a lot about the movie Count Dracula in which he starred, playing the character as Bram Stoker described him. Severin has just reissued that movie, restored, on Blu-Ray and included most of that interview as a bonus feature, including most of Lee’s audio as narration, enhanced by an incredible array of photos and film clips, resulting in a very creative documentary. Don took the faded photo of Christopher. Note in his hand is copy of Don’s then-new book The Dinosaur Dictionary which Don gave him to give to Lee’s young daughter (who like dinosaurs).
