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News & ArtsMonday, April 16, 2012
Breaking News Eli Sanders Just Won a Pulitzer Prize for a Feature Last Year in The Stranger
Posted by Christopher Frizzelle on Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 12:10 PM
At least he did according to the Pulitzer Prize's website. They didn't call in advance.
Here's their description of Eli's piece.
And here, just in case you haven't read it yet, is Eli's feature "The Bravest Woman in Seattle."
Here's a follow-up piece by the subject of the story, Jennifer Hopper.
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Congratulations. I think most awards stink until somebody wins for something like this. Good work!
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Goddamnit. I'm away from the computer for the morning, and The Stranger turns into a respectable news outlet? What is the world coming to? (Congrats, Eli)
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I always said Eli was the only guy on staff who could find his ass with both hands. I guess I was right.
Congrats, Eli. Now about that raise. . . .
Congrats, Eli. Now about that raise. . . .
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I'm actually tearing up a little -- in part from remembering the story, in part with pride. Well earned, Eli. Congrats.
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i think some of us may have even predicted this. i, for one, hoped for it. eli..can i touch it ?.. the pulitzer i mean
;~)
;~)
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How exciting! Congratulations.
But really, aren't we a big enough city that everyone knows what state we're in?
But really, aren't we a big enough city that everyone knows what state we're in?
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Why would Eli need a raise? In addition to the way-cool medal, the Pulitzer carries a hefty cash value.
From the link to the announcement (emphasis added):
Congratulations, Eli!
From the link to the announcement (emphasis added):
For a distinguished example of feature writing giving prime consideration to quality of writing, originality and concision, using any available journalistic tool, Ten thousand dollars ($10,000).
Congratulations, Eli!
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Holy crap! Way to go Eli! Now every time there is an editorial disagreement you can ask "Any body else at this rag have a Pulitzer?" as your trump card.
Seriously- so proud of you.
Seriously- so proud of you.
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I gotta say, this is mightily deserved. Eli has always stood out as a real professional in this town.
It always pleases me when he's on the KUOW Friday roundup thing and is clearly and informed an intelligent news voice, which I'm sure surprises a lot of people who expect nothing but sex and F-bombs from a Stranger reporter.
It always pleases me when he's on the KUOW Friday roundup thing and is clearly and informed an intelligent news voice, which I'm sure surprises a lot of people who expect nothing but sex and F-bombs from a Stranger reporter.
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Congratulations, Eli. Because I don't want to cry at work, I will not re-read the piece, but well done.
Now, when do they announce the Pulitzer for blog commenting?
Now, when do they announce the Pulitzer for blog commenting?
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I cried so hard reading this piece that i had to leave my job and walk around the block. the writing was beautiful and heart wrenching and somehow not histrionic despite the nature of the story. nice work dude!
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Whoa! Look at you guys, getting all respectable-like. Congrats, Eli. That's one heck of a resume builder.
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Congrats Eli, well deserved! I remember reading that piece, sobbing like a baby, and then thinking, Eli's going to get a Pulitzer for this. Well done.
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Wow. That's fantastic news, Eli, and you absolutely deserve it.
The only downside I can see is that (a) Eli's going to get hired away by somebody bigger and (b) The Stranger is going to change its name to The Pulitzer-Prize-Winning Stranger and we'll never hear the end of it!
Seriously, Eli, that's just brilliant news.
The only downside I can see is that (a) Eli's going to get hired away by somebody bigger and (b) The Stranger is going to change its name to The Pulitzer-Prize-Winning Stranger and we'll never hear the end of it!
Seriously, Eli, that's just brilliant news.
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A big congrats to Eli of course, but also a salute to Jennifer.
Jennifer, if you're reading this - I still think of you and Teresa, and I wish you peace and happiness.
Jennifer, if you're reading this - I still think of you and Teresa, and I wish you peace and happiness.
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Wow, my heart swells with pride and I don't even know Eli! That piece (and related blogging during the trial) were absolutely superb. This is well-deserved.
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Well-deserved. Congratulations!
I guess this means we'll lose Eli to a more serious outlet. Kinda makes me wish the award had gone to Mudede instead.
I guess this means we'll lose Eli to a more serious outlet. Kinda makes me wish the award had gone to Mudede instead.
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Very well deserved (and hey, I called it - I said it deserved a Pulitzer when I read the first story). Congratulations, Eli, and I am not a bit surprised. Well done!
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What, do you think that Ed McMahon used to call ahead to say that he and the giant check were coming?
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This actually doesn't come as a surprise to me. The article was outstanding and very worthy of a Pulitzer. The subject matter alone was gripping, but Eli gave the unheard a voice in a way that compelled readers to sympathize and get fired up all at the same time.
Congrats, Eli! You deserve it!
Congrats, Eli! You deserve it!
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I'll scream in Eli's face as soon as I see him, but just wanted to get in the celebration/congratulation here. That piece was amazing, and fucking hard to read, so I can only imagine what writing it was like. What an amazing and well-deserved honor for Eli.
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BRILLIANT. Congrats to Eli. You created a beautiful and heartbreaking piece. We are so proud that you write in our town.
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That is great news! Congrats Eli, your reporting was sensitive and stellar. We're all proud of you (even those of us who have only met you in passing).
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My first thought was "who hacked the computers at the Pulitzers". But when I saw what story it was, and the tears came back again just remembering, I knew it must be true. It was a really good piece. Congratulations Mr. Sanders, here on out to be referred to as "Pulitzer prize winning journalist and editor, Mr. Eli Sanders."
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I said congrats earlier, but I just read the story. Holy god. It was a giant punch in the gut and an absolutely phenomenal piece of writing. That prize is deserved, sir.
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This is so crazy, I was just listening to a podcast about how much people really like to hear appreciations for their work. I immediately decided I should come tell Eli how astounding and truly moving this piece of work was only to find he had just won a Pulitzer for his work. This could not be more deserved. Eli, this story was incredibly well told and I wish I could put into words how your work made me feel. I have never been more moved, impressed and completely unable to turn away from a piece of journalism.
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HOLY SHIT!! As the Veep once said, "This is a big fucking deal!" Congratulations to Eli and The Stranger!! First Dominic's opinion piece in the NY Times and now this!??!??!? The Stranger's like a real paper or something :)
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There's a special pang in seeing well-deserved recognition for a story you wish to holy christ had never happened.
Thanks, Eli, for doing the job with a good heart and care for those involved.
More of Eli's writing including many pieces not in the Stranger: http://elisanders.net/__writing.html
Thanks, Eli, for doing the job with a good heart and care for those involved.
More of Eli's writing including many pieces not in the Stranger: http://elisanders.net/__writing.html
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congratulations! revisiting the piece now, i remember how great a feature it was. many thanks to all involved.
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Eli is an actual journalist. One of the few left in this town. That piece in particular was amazing and heart breaking. Way to go, Eli.
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This piece and the whole series was the best piece of journalism every published in a Seattle paper. Your prize is very much deserved.
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Way to go, man! That was a great piece and the prize is well-deserved...plus the $10,000! Drinks on you?
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This piece and the whole series was the best story ever written in a Seattle newspaper. Your insight and compassion made the writing wonderful. This prize is much deserved.
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I followed all of Eli's coverage of that case, and then read his piece which brought everything together and capped it off; I hadn't been moved that much by a story, ever. I cried for almost an hour, and was so teared up reading it that I had to take several breaks because my vision literally became to blurry to continue.
This is a well-deserved award. Congrats to the Stranger for having such a great writer/reporter on staff. Congrats to you, Eli, for writing such a moving piece.
This is a well-deserved award. Congrats to the Stranger for having such a great writer/reporter on staff. Congrats to you, Eli, for writing such a moving piece.
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Eli, this story was one of the most emotionally draining pieces of journalism I've ever read. The only other example I can come up with also won a Pulitzer in 2008, Kevin Vaughan's Rocky Mountain News piece recounting a train collision in Colorado that killed 20 children on a school bus.
Both pieces will stay with me for years, and make me tear up when I think of them.
Congratulations, and I hope that you bask in this glory that you've earned!
Both pieces will stay with me for years, and make me tear up when I think of them.
Congratulations, and I hope that you bask in this glory that you've earned!
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What @79 said. That piece broke my heart, and showed the other rags what real writing looks like. Big congrats to Eli, and best wishes to the real heros of the story, Jennifer and Theresa. You will stay in my heart.
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care bear @29, I giggled at that too, the Pulitzer site specifying the Stranger is a "Seattle (Wash.)" paper, as if there's another Seattle people confuse us with. Plus, two lines above they mention the Seattle Times won yet another Pulitzer but don't seem worried people won't know where they publish. (BTW that was a great fucking story too, Berens and Armstrong really brought it with their investigation of how more than 2,000 deaths from methadone overdose could have been avoided, earning the Times its--can you believe it-- ninth Pulitzer.)
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Yep, like #95 said, this is one of the best pieces I read last year, even though it was hard as hell to get through and not something I'd recommend to everyone. And like someone else said, awards are meaningless until the person you think deserves them wins. So this year, the Pulitzer gets it right!
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But on a sour note, while the SeaTimes touts their own Pulitzer (well-deserved also) and one to the AP on NYPD spying there's no mention of the Stranger getting one on the front page of their website right now.
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@106--
I actually saw the news of Eli's Pulitzer on the top of the Seattle Times site in a "Breaking News" thing. It touted theirs and his and even linked to the story, which surprised me.
It's gone now, but it was there for a good hour or so.
I actually saw the news of Eli's Pulitzer on the top of the Seattle Times site in a "Breaking News" thing. It touted theirs and his and even linked to the story, which surprised me.
It's gone now, but it was there for a good hour or so.
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Eli's piece was great but Jennifer's response was about 1000 times more touching to me. I want to print it out and put it on my wall.
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In fact, it takes The Stranger to report a local tragedy on such a first-person, human level. You wouldn't get this coverage from the ST or any other local news outlet. This is why Slog became relevant back during the Capitol Hill massacre. Ironically, these aren't just strangers who you write about, but they are one of us, our neighbors, people we see and care about every day. And this perspective is genuine. Great writing Eli.
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Gratz, Eli! Now refuse the award, giving your reason as you didn't want to further help whitewash the name of infamous yellow journalist Joseph Pulitzer, just to be funny.
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Congratulations, Eli! I have long admired your work and considered you one of the best journalists I've ever read. Your coverage of this case was so incredibly insightful and compassionate and human. As a journalist, I have no idea how I would have approached that story and am awed by how you did. It has stayed with me months after reading it.
This is so well-deserved. You are truly amazing.
This is so well-deserved. You are truly amazing.
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@106: The Times had it at the top of the front page for a couple of hours. And it mentions the Stranger prominently in its story about the prizes.
Whereas the Stranger has not seen fit to even mention the Times, which won its second Pulitzer in three years and ninth overall.
Whereas the Stranger has not seen fit to even mention the Times, which won its second Pulitzer in three years and ninth overall.
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Nothing like some truly good news to keep the trolls at bay, for a few minutes at least.
Congratulations Eli. You now have serious cred at salary negotiation time (you do negotiate salaries at The Stranger...don't you...?)
Congratulations Eli. You now have serious cred at salary negotiation time (you do negotiate salaries at The Stranger...don't you...?)
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That piece was the first piece I read after relocating to Seattle a little over a year ago. It was/is quite an emotional and moving article. The recognition is well deserved. Congratulations to you, sir.
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HOLY FUCK. I actually started phoning friends and screaming at them in excitement. They all think I've lost it.
This has blown my mind. I am so, so happy for Eli and The Stranger!
WOOOOOOOOOO!
This has blown my mind. I am so, so happy for Eli and The Stranger!
WOOOOOOOOOO!
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(Insert additional three hundred comments of congratulation we happy readers would have left here during the last five hours of website down time on this, The Day Eli Won His First Pulitzer...)
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Late to the party b/c of the crash of '12, but Eli. What a tremendous achievement for a really spectacular piece of writing!
*deep bow of respect*
*deep bow of respect*
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Too damn cool. You really deserved this, Eli.That was an amazing piece--it makes my day that you got this, and I don't even know you.
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Eli Sanders' story was riveting, heartbreaking, maddening and undeniably human. It's nice to see such a deserving article so honored.
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I kept waiting for the site to be back up so I could say congratulations. I raise my glass. Cheers!!
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HOT DAMN, man! So awesome to see your writing recognized, Eli. It was an incredible, indelible piece. High five. And much love to the victims.
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Wow. Congratulations, Eli. I couldn't read your piece--too horrific. But I wept through Jennifer's piece and was honored to read it and proud of The Stranger. Thank you for your work on this story.
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As one of those out-of-towner types who reads Slog and the occasional Stranger column, I hadn't yet read this piece. I just finished it, and it's truly brilliant. Heart wrenching, informative (which sounds weird to say, but it's true), sympathetic, and utterly powerful. Truly well deserved, Eli! Congratulations!
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That piece made me weep and rage and weep again. I hope some of the prize money goes to the woman and/or an appropriate cause.
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Eli, you're my favorite Stranger writer - your writing is always honest and smart and sometimes takes such courage. You deserve this so much, and I'm glad you were recognized. Congratulations!
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It takes a remarkable writer for me to simply hear the name and know exactly who and why. I don't think I've ever associated any journalist's work this easily with a name until you wrote this series. Bravo for the recognition!
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I wish you'd never had to write the story, Eli, but when the story needed writing you sure rose to the challenge. The dignity, respect, and profound sorrow you expressed in that piece reflects an unusual depth of character and empathy. I'm glad you're being honored for what is not only a masterful narrative but a profound expression of compassion.
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Congratulations to my favorite Seattle periodical and to Eli. I do remember the long, bloody piece. The Stranger has had some memorable features. The urban archipelago one, by Dan Savage, and the one about Gay City come to mind. I keep reading The Stranger, after all these years, because they have good writing, plus they don't take themselves so seriously to not be irreverent and silly. That's part of what the Weekly is missing. They think they're Seattle's New Yorker, and they're not.
Which reminds me: The locally owned Seattle Times won again, so let's give them their do.
Which reminds me: The locally owned Seattle Times won again, so let's give them their do.
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Congratulations, Eli! Great to see excellence rewarded. Bask in the adulation and know - you earned it.
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Late to the party because of the Crash - huge kudos to you, Eli. I only have to think of your heart-rending account and the tears come. What a super way to get one 3-D Ben Franklin worth 100 of the other Ben Franklins.
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I'll never ever forget that feature and I'm heartened that it will be read by an even wider audience.
I agree w/ @lopes #35 - I absolutely love listening to Eli Sanders on KUOW's Friday show. His fresh and wicked smart insights have immeasurably helped my understanding of politics, our world, and human beings in general. He's the real deal and a huge talent.
I agree w/ @lopes #35 - I absolutely love listening to Eli Sanders on KUOW's Friday show. His fresh and wicked smart insights have immeasurably helped my understanding of politics, our world, and human beings in general. He's the real deal and a huge talent.
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a much deserved win. as a regular reader, i was so proud to see that you won, eli. congratulations.
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Wow! Congratulations!
Of course I'm not going to read it again because just looking at the title made me cry. Congrats!
Of course I'm not going to read it again because just looking at the title made me cry. Congrats!
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Dominic and I were talking about this last night, actually, and f'n congratulations Eli, that was a hell of an article.
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How nice to wake up and read through 150 or so accolades to Eli...very deserving, and I add mine!
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This is terrific news, that article reduced me to tears, and I mean that as a compliment! Well done, Eli Sanders, congratulations!
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Eli, this was the best feature writing I personally read all last year. I'm so glad the Pulitzer recognized you for doing such beautiful justice to Jennifer and Theresa's heart-wrenching experience. I was amazed and moved when Jennifer was then willing and capable of speaking afterwards directly to The Stranger's readership.
I live on the other side of the country and I read The Stranger every day. Thank you, Eli. You gave all of us a way to deepen our understanding of this tragedy while treating the victim and survivor with dignity and respect.
I live on the other side of the country and I read The Stranger every day. Thank you, Eli. You gave all of us a way to deepen our understanding of this tragedy while treating the victim and survivor with dignity and respect.
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This was some damned fine writing and it still terrifies me and moves me to tears remembering it. Thank you for the article and congrats.
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totally deserved! well done eli...i remember reading this when it was in print and thinking how exceptional (and heartbreaking) this artcile is. BIG CONGRATULATIONS!!
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I read the article for the first time yesterday, and I couldn't stop thinking about it all day. Eli, your feature really shows how powerful good writing can be and what writing can do. Congratulations to you and the Stranger.
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I just want to add to the comment count because this is very important. The time and effort and heart and skill that went into this feature warrant the accolades, so congratulations to Eli. This should be a beacon of inspiration for others to write what really matters.
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I know I'm late to the party, but I had to add my voice to the MASSIVE CHORUS!!!
CONGRATS ELI!!!!!!!1
When I heard this mentioned on the news this morning (just that The Stranger had won a Pulitzer), I thought "Fantastic! Must be Eli, and that piece last year about The Bravest Woman in Seattle!"
:-D :-D :-D
CONGRATS ELI!!!!!!!1
When I heard this mentioned on the news this morning (just that The Stranger had won a Pulitzer), I thought "Fantastic! Must be Eli, and that piece last year about The Bravest Woman in Seattle!"
:-D :-D :-D
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Unbelievable, Eli. Amazing, amazing, amazing piece. You deserve it! And way to go, Stranger staff, on being awesome.
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It hurt to read that piece. All I was thinking about at the time was the story. Thinking about it now, a Pulitzer Prize makes total sense. Well deserved, Eli.
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Congratulations, Eli and to the Stranger. I lived in Seattle during the early years of the Stranger and I doubt anyone then would have guessed this would happen. The Stranger is, truly, Seattle's ONLY Newspaper!
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When I head that Eli had one the Pulitzer I immediaty knew which article he had won it for. That was an amazing piece of journalism, Eli. Congrats on your win!
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OK, I have to write again to say - that was an amazing piece of work and very deserving of the prize. I'm a South Park resident and want to say "thank you" for the courageous offering.
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Congratulations on a devastating and courageous piece of writing. Thank you for your compassion, and for bearing witness to this horrific story.
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I always thought Eli's work was Pulitzer material ever since he did the takedown of Gay City and the story of the guy (sorry don't recall his name) who got bashed outside Timberline. Congratulations on the well-deserved recognition!
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Congratulations, Eli. The piece was stunning and completely deserving of this recognition.
All of your writing about the event and trial was exceptional. My very favorite was this Slog post, which I still recall as being the most moving depiction of the value of civilization that I've come across: http://slog.thestranger.com/slog/archive…
All of your writing about the event and trial was exceptional. My very favorite was this Slog post, which I still recall as being the most moving depiction of the value of civilization that I've come across: http://slog.thestranger.com/slog/archive…
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I read your story when it was published. I thought immediately when i finished, this is the type of story that wins a prize. Your work is excellent. I am glad that you live in our area and we can read your work often. Keep on writing. This award is definitely well deserved. And i disagree with the supervisor that said dont hit too hard on the raise,,,,,aim high!
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Congratulations Eli. Not for the hardware, but for the soft where. For putting us all where and when it took place. A beautiful piece of journalism.
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Let's see, The Tuscaloosa News, The Patriot News (Pa.), The Huffington Post, The Boston Globe, The Chicago Tribune, The Philadelphia Inquirer, THE NEW YORK TIMES! THE ASSOCIATED PRESS! Pretty good company I'd say. Eli Sanders there you are on page A19 in today's N.Y. Times! CONGRATULATIONS!
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This article moved me to tears. I found it so intense that I had to put it down half way through, and it took two days until I had the courage to finish it. As a person who has been a victim of sexual violence, (not in any way comparable to what these women experienced) I felt the deep compassion and humanity that Eli displayed very strongly. Thank you Eli for the beautiful piece. Thank you to The Stranger for providing such a supportive environment. I am proud to live in a city with you!
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Apparently I wasn't the only person who thought that was a brilliant piece of writing.
Congratulations Eli!
Congratulations Eli!
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Called it! You da jam! That story made pretty much everyone I know cry and for good reason. I'm glad more than internet trolls appreciate what you do!
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Congrats! Between Eli's Pulitzer, Dan's TV show and Brendan's NYT Op-Ed, it feels like the whole world's figuring out how awesome you guys are.
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!!!Congratulation Eli !!! That was a great article. I always enjoy reading your work and listening to you banter with Joni on KUOW.
!!!Congratulation Eli !!! That was a great article. I always enjoy reading your work and listening to you banter with Joni on KUOW.
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Excellent excellent news. Congratulations Eli. Well deserved prize for a very well written article. I remember reading it and having the hairs on my arms stand up.
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As a TBTL listener I have always liked your "What's Up, Stranger?" appearances. Congratulations!
(Fox News wins Pulitzer....in the "Fiction" category - Andy Borowitz)
(Fox News wins Pulitzer....in the "Fiction" category - Andy Borowitz)
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Ah, the Pulitzer. The 'Academy Award' for writers. Nice going making rape and murder pay! We knew you could do it. (And we won't hear the end of it on the radio on Fri. , I'm sure.) Meh.
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@213: "*the* point." I even edited it but it posted incorrectly anyway... hmmph.
Anyway, congrats again Eli. I just re-read your article and Jennifer's response and was again floored.
I hope the Stranger is paying you well enough that you are a financial position to make a donation to a victim or advocacy organization in Jennifer and Teresa's honor.
Anyway, congrats again Eli. I just re-read your article and Jennifer's response and was again floored.
I hope the Stranger is paying you well enough that you are a financial position to make a donation to a victim or advocacy organization in Jennifer and Teresa's honor.
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Holy Crap! Congratulations!!! Is this the first Pulitzer at The Stranger?
That work was amazing, and it took real courage to sit in that court-room, and I know this all too well, having worked as a paralegal felony cases for years: It is heart-breaking and gut-wrenching - it is filled with horrors. I once had to work on a case (that I will spare you from description) and had to interview the victims and go over tens of thousands of pages of discovery with about a quarter of those pages being very accurate descriptions of the crimes committed against humanity. These crimes all occurred near where I grew up, and I had spent time in those places and had vivid memories of the lay of the land - and I feel as though it permanently traumatized me. Eli, that took great courage to sit in that court, and I'm sorry that that is forever in your mind, I hope that you can distance yourself from that case better than I did on the aforementioned... It still haunts me 7 years later.
That work was amazing, and it took real courage to sit in that court-room, and I know this all too well, having worked as a paralegal felony cases for years: It is heart-breaking and gut-wrenching - it is filled with horrors. I once had to work on a case (that I will spare you from description) and had to interview the victims and go over tens of thousands of pages of discovery with about a quarter of those pages being very accurate descriptions of the crimes committed against humanity. These crimes all occurred near where I grew up, and I had spent time in those places and had vivid memories of the lay of the land - and I feel as though it permanently traumatized me. Eli, that took great courage to sit in that court, and I'm sorry that that is forever in your mind, I hope that you can distance yourself from that case better than I did on the aforementioned... It still haunts me 7 years later.
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