Author Neil Gaiman denied allegations of sexual assault and abuse made by multiple women and reported in a New York Magazine story earlier this week. In a new statement posted to his website Tuesday, Gaiman wrote, “I have never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity with anyone. Ever.” His denial arrives a day after the cover story published that included eight of Gaiman’s accusers — including four who previously shared their claims on the 2024 podcast series Master: The Allegations Against Neil Gaiman. Gaiman also denied the previous allegations against him,...

“As I read through this latest collection of accounts, there are moments I half-recognise and moments I don’t, descriptions of things that happened sitting beside things that emphatically did not happen. I’m far from a perfect person, but I have never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity with anyone. Ever,” Gaiman posted on the social media platform Tumblr. Gaiman said he had read back message exchanges he had had with his accusers. They still read like “two people enjoying entirely consensual sexual relationships and wanting to see one another again,” he...

Months after the initial allegations against Neil Gaiman, which he denies, four more women have come forward with sexual assault claims. After the accusations, Gaiman’s Netflix show Dead Boy Detectives was given the chop and the final season Good Omens was shortened to a finale episode. One of the women who has spoken out against the author is Scarlett Pavlovich, who was working as the nanny for his five-year-old son at the time. Pavlovich was included in the initial complaints published by Tortoise Media but has now told New York...

Neil Gaiman, celebrated author of ‘The Sandman’ and ‘Coraline,’ faces allegations of sexual assault from multiple women, as detailed in a New York Magazine cover story. The Vulture piece, titled ‘There Is No Safe Word,’ builds on prior reporting by Tortoise Media, which released a six-part podcast, ‘Master,’ in July, covering accusations from five women. New York Magazine’s investigation expands the scope, with eight women speaking on the record about their experiences. One accuser, Scarlett Pavlovich, alleges she met Gaiman through his ex-wife Amanda Palmer in New Zealand.

More women have come forward with sexual assault allegations against author Neil Gaiman. The celebrated fantasy author is best known for properties like , and . In a Jan. 13 cover story , multiple women spoke on the record about their alleged experiences with the famed novelist, 64, including Scarlett Pavlovich, who formerly babysat for Gaiman and his ex-wife Amanda Palmer . Pavlovich told Vulture reporter Lila Shapiro that she and Palmer, who Gaiman married in 2011, had been friends since Pavlovich was 22. Palmer asked Pavlovlich to babysit her...