Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling has a pretty harsh but comparison after additional sexual assault claims against Neil Gaiman emerged.

Neil Gaiman denies accusations of sexual assault made by multiple women, describing his interactions as consensual. JK Rowling criticizes his response, suggesting the use of DARVO, a psychological manipulation tactic.

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling compared Neil Gaiman to Harvey Weinstein following his latest sexual misconduct allegations.

J.K. Rowling slammed the literary community's muted response to the growing number of sexual abuse allegations against Neil Gaiman, likening it to the early silence surrounding Harvey Weinstein. Trigger warning: sexual assault – Taking to her X page (formerly known as Twitter) on Monday (January 13),

The article explores the contrasting reactions from the public and social media regarding allegations against Neil Gaiman compared to the backlash faced by J.K. Rowling over her views on gender. It delves into issues of double standards in liberal circles,

JK Rowling criticised the literary community’s muted response to sexual assault allegations against Neil Gaiman, highlighting the contrast to their reactions to Harvey Weinstein. Gaiman faces multiple accusations,

JK Rowling has hit out at fans of author Neil Gaiman in the wake of fresh sexual assault accusations against him, saying they have remained “strangely muted”, despite having “a hell of a lot to say” about Harvey Weinstein at the height of the #MeToo movement.

J.K. Rowling expresses her views on Neil Gaiman as multiple women come forward with serious sexual assault allegations against him, drawing parallels to the Harvey Weinstein case and calling for the literary community to speak up.

As author Neil Gaiman's sexual assault allegations resurface, J.K. Rowling explosively compares him to disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein; read

You know things are dire when we have to say that notorious TERF and transphobe J.K Rowling (sometimes known as the author of the Harry Potter series) makes a good point. On Monday, Vulture published a tell-all detailing the many allegations against author Neil Gaiman.