Neil Gaiman Faces Sexual Assault Allegations as Literary Community Responds

Eight women have accused the acclaimed author of misconduct, prompting public outcry and comparisons to high-profile #MeToo cases.

Neil Gaiman, known for works like The Sandman and Coraline, has been accused of sexual assault by eight women, including his former babysitter.
A New York Magazine investigation and a prior podcast series have brought renewed attention to the allegations, with detailed accounts from the accusers.
J.K. Rowling compared the allegations to the Harvey Weinstein case, criticizing the literary community for its muted response to the claims.
The allegations have sparked significant reactions from fans, many of whom are grappling with the contrast between Gaiman's public persona and the accusations.
Gaiman has denied the allegations, but the growing scrutiny has intensified debates about accountability within the literary world.