I figure, if it's used, get them. No point in letting a book go to waste. I saw American Gods, Good Omens, and Anansi Boys at the used bookstore recently and grabbed all of them.

edit: Wow, I also bought a couple by Isaac Asimov. We seem to be catching up on the same authors, lol.

If you can find a used copy, the graphic novel version of Stardust by Charles Vess is GLORIOUS.

I feel like it's especially hard in this case though, like a lot of what his works are doing thematically and the topics they cover comes off as really dark and fucked up in light of what he did.

enjoying the art is still support his image. same goes for people who still support HP despite what rowling as supported and is supporting currently. i watched yt video one time a guest said something about crosby, how supporting/watching his shows or content is still wrong and she went along the lines he mightve gotten his comedic inspiration from SA women. same goes with nutrek and paramount how does someone watch a "progressive show" and support someone like ellison through subscription.

his shows wouldve gotten better(as in better props and acting), if he had not done all those things.

It also creates an environment where people reject nuance for simplistic black and white thinking.

A work can be a masterpiece and also have been created by a monster.

The author of Shakespeare's works almost certainly expressed viewpoints that would be unacceptable to us. This doesn't mean that Hamlet is suddenly not worth experiencing.