Collecting the worst takes related to writing, books, and authors.
(Comic books, scriptwriting and journalism included.)
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Most recently, JK Rowling shared a falsely headlined story about a toddler being removed from a nursery with a fake claim that it was for "being able to recognise sex" that she apparently either completely made up or copied from someone who made it up.
... Rowling makes a post suggesting that the Nazi attack on Institut für Sexualwissenschaft was "a fever dream" without a "source"
Owen Jones receives relentless abuse and harassment from "Gender Critical" activists due to his sexuality and vocal support for LGBTQ+ people. He has been attacked in the street by far-right homophobes.
A quick glance at Rosie Duffield's Likes is quite illustrative.
Here is Rufo outlining his tactics in promoting racism and demonising anti-racists.
It's hard not to feel some pity for the small handful of "I'm One Of The Good Ones, Honest!" LGBTQ+ desperately trying to earn their keep.
Some of the most famous pictures of Nazi book burning were taking during the attack on the Institute of Sexology.
It is incredibly funny that JK Rowling has convinced herself that her nazi-code villains were evil not because of all the fascism and racism but because they didn't like people "disagree[ing]" with their opinions.
In her announcement, JK Rowling claims that she wanted a "two-sided conversation".
A lot of people's first reaction to this is "Haha, look how stupid and gullible bigots are", but its important to understand for queer people it's a lot more frightening than funny.
The quote above comes from an article in which JK Rowling yet again attacks GRA reform and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Billy Bragg has responded to JK Rowling's baseless smear with about as much restraint and decorum as humanly possible.
Update from Leo Kearse:
The comment section, as ever, is a delight 
This is the film that Matt Walsh tried to trick trans people into being a part of by creating a fake company.
Here we have the infamous Get The L Out, a reviled hate group that openly "stand[s] against [...] queer politics and transgenderism".
Rowling then followed up by doubling down on her support of Bell and highlighting a commenter expressing anger at her bigotry - completely ignoring the many replies with detailed criticisms of her position.
The story began with Sandra Newman's promotion her new book, The Men, an upcoming "Gendercide" novel where the Earth is purged of its Y chromosome owners.
The tweet in question appears to be an attempt to mock the mental health of feminist writer Laurie Penny, who recently revealed that she had experienced CPTSD after undergoing an extensive harassment campaign following the publication of her trans-positive book. 
Rowling's statement seems to echo a common "Gender Critical" conspiracy theory which claims that GRA reform will allow trans women access to women's spaces: