Bonus episode of Netflix show Sandman appears to delve intoJK Rowling.
On Friday (August 19th), two weeks afterNeil Gaiman's adaptation was released, a surprise 'two-part story collection'hits the streaming service. Added.
Theepisode that caused excitement among the show's fans was based on two stories from the manga, "The Dream of a Thousand Cats" and "The Dream of a Thousand Cats". Calliope" cover.
An episode written by Catherine Smith McMullen featuring former Doctor Who actor Arthur Darvill as writer Richard Maddock.
One scene of him, set in August 2020, was set during the launch of Richard's book, stating, "All the major studios - film, broadcast, streaming - want his work." I'm here."
When one character asks, "Who is the frontrunner?" another character replies, "Anyone who lets him write and direct."
The characters then mention the author of Harry Paoter, stating, "They wouldn't even let Joe Rowling write and direct," while others said, "Joe Rowling needs a new agent, tell her to call me.”
In recent years, Rowling has made headlines for sharing her views on transgender rights.
In June 2020, she commented on the article's use of the phrase "menstruating". There must have been words," she wrote, adding: Umben? Winpound? Umad?
While a small number of her Twitter users supported Rowling's tweet,a large number of users, including a number of celebrities, called her comments "anti-trans." and criticized it for being "transphobic". Transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people can also experience menstruation.
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Sign upIn the show, there is no mention of Rowling needing a "new agent." , two months after she sent the tweet.
JK Rowling is mentioned in a bonus episode of "Sandman"
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I recently found myselfabout her views on trans peopleafter claiming she did not support her when she received death threatsby author Joan Harriswas embroiled in ahigh-profile argument with. It concentrates on Rowling's controversial views on trans politics, following British-Indian author Salman Rushdie. } was stabbed on stage in New York on Friday (August 12).
