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Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

The Bravest Woman, Revisited

Remember the discussion about Eli Sanders' powerful story, The Bravest Woman In Seattle?

In an essay, the woman addresses some of the questions we had. (Thanks, Ted.) Here's a clip:

I chose The Stranger as my medium to speak because I believe the work done in these pages by Eli Sanders over the past two years has created a three-dimensional picture not only of the recent trial, but of the psychology of the crime itself. His writing brought humanity to my personal horror, and I will always be grateful to have been interpreted by his honest voice. I am also grateful that people I have never met before were brave enough to read what was often uncomfortably truthful.

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