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It seems we're often confronted with the job of separating the artist from their work, because of distasteful personal failings of the artist. It's awfully nic
by jordan0day 12y ago
It seems we're often confronted with the job of separating the artist from their work, because of distasteful personal failings of the artist.
It's awfully nice when it's not necessary, and the artist turns out to be a decent human being.
- untothebreach 12y agoyes, I really don't like the moral angst that comes along with deciding whether to purchase an Orson Scott Card or Brandon Sanderson book.
- tedks 12y agoDo you need to separate Tolkien from his work? I like consuming Tolkien-related media as much as anyone on HN, but there's little denying its racist and sexist overtones.
- RexRollman 12y agoYou should try reading Robert E Howard. His writings can be uncomfortable, at times.