I hate every single possible thing about this, and I'm heartbroken about all of it. www.vulture.com/article/neil...
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I hate every single possible thing about this, and I'm heartbroken about all of it. www.vulture.com/article/neil...
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@michaelchabon.bsky.social is mentioned in the article.
I used to be part of a fansite back in the early 2000s - one of the guys there later became a budding writer, who was then ousted from that community as a manipulative, exploitative abuser. I didn't know him well, but I was quite shocked about this; there never seemed an indication he was like that.
With all of this and the mourning people are experiencing over an author they have loved committing horrific acts… I’m reminded of Wil Wheaton on his thoughtful perspective of not losing the joy of the art because of a monster being involved… www.upworthy.com/wil-wheaton-...
I get that. I think we should also consider that Gaiman has editors, copywriters, people who do the artwork, etc… It’s a large group of people who depend on the work to do well to put food on their table www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-ma...
Oh, that's a good framework. I've been thinking about how/whether to resist the posthumous use of people's art....for ex., is it wrong to wear Chanel bc Coco was a willing Nazi collaborator? Henry Ford/Ford autos? Eric Clapton, who has said massively racist things but done albums with Black artists?
@itswilwheaton.bsky.social classic. Wil always gives that big brother advice you needed.
Looks thoroughly depressing. BTW, great to connect again. Not sure if you saw my author handle at @robertsaxton.bsky.social but my first book came out last January. Sequel is in the chute!