Neil Gaiman is one of the world’s most successful authors. And one of the most loved. His works have been adapted for film, TV and the stage.
Now two women, a former nanny and a fan, allege he sexually assaulted and abused them while they were in consensual relationships with him. He strenuously denies all the allegations.
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Neil Gaiman faces a lawsuit in the United States. The first woman to come forward and accuse the best-selling author of sexual assault has filed a complaint against him and his estranged wife, Amanda Palmer. In this episode she explains why she’s tak... more
A fifth woman comes forward with allegations against the author Neil Gaiman.
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Almost a month since the investigation where two women came forward with allegations that the author Neil Gaiman sexually assaulted them - allegations he strenuously denied - more women have come forward. Including another woman made to sign a non-di... more
The second woman to allege Neil Gaiman sexually assaulted her first met him as an 18-year-old fan. They began a consensual sexual relationship two years later. She alleges he was abusive and once penetrated her without her consent. He strenuously den... more
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The women gave consent, followed up for month, or in some cases years on end about how much they enjoyed it. Later they decided that they had regrets and it was an assault. The way the journalists talk about the age difference make it sound like he is a pedo. The girls were legal adults. One was over 20. They mention how gross he looked and how “young” the girls look. This is not journalism. I would say these podcaster are exercising coercive control against listeners. They are professional jou... more
The people on here acting like they don’t get it- start the audio over then loves. We know right from wrong out here and we’re not about to let some pervert try to tell us otherwise about things we KNOW. It’s not philosophical. He’s taken advantage of very young vulnerable people. Some he had no consent for and some things he did aren’t right even with consent. Some things are wrong in any context and insult human dignity. If you listen to what he’s done and don’t get what’s wrong, look at yours... more
This podcast is so important and interesting. As a former Neil Gaiman fan, listening to the victims talking about their experience was so important. It makes us learn a lesson on idolising authors and famous figures without even knowing them. I hope they get what they want. They are so strong, and I couldn’t be happier that Gaiman slowly lost support of his fan base. Also I write this comment because I don’t want the other comment to be the only comment on this podcast.
Really not sure what to make of this, or how reliable the information is. Right now, everything is he-said-she-said.
It’s difficult to read the reviews victim blaming despite clearly having listened to this very well researched podcast. Coercive control is something that is being brought more to light, consent isn’t consent if it’s coerced and the response to having someone do these things to you isn’t always fight or flight, self preservation often presents itself as freeze and fawn, doing what you think the aggressor wants in order for lesser harm to come to you and because you think you should want it despi... more
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A comprehensive investigative series looks into serious allegations of sexual assault against a prominent author, Neil Gaiman, made by women with whom he had close relationships. The narrative focuses on the complexities surrounding consent, power dynamics, and the emotional and legal implications of the accusations. Listeners are taken through personal stories of the women involved, highlighting broader societal themes regarding consent and women's rights. The podcast stands out for its deep exploration of a controversial subject matter, aiming to foster discussions about accountability, victim support, and the intricacies of consent in relationships with significant age and power disparities.
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