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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