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Farrago's Wainscot and the Million Writers

Darin C. Bradley

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"If the present be compared with the remote past, it is easily seen that in all cities and in all peoples there are the same desires and the same passions as there always were. So that, if one examines with diligence the past, it is easy to foresee the future of any commonwealth, and to apply those remedies which were used of old; or, if one does not find that remedies were used, to devise new ones owing to the similarity between events. But, since such studies are neglected and what is read is not understood, or, if it be understood, it is not applied in practice by those who rule, the consequence is that similar troubles occur at all times."

—Niccolo Machiavelli, The Discourses



"No matter how much I think I might ignite, I prob'ly won't."

—Kit Kincaid, Bowfinger





Farrago's Wainscot and the Million Writers

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Farrago's Wainscot has been named the recipient of the storySouth Million Writers Award for Best New Online Magazine or Journal:

"Farrago’s Wainscot wins the award for best new online magazine. With an amazing sense of both design savvy and what makes for a compelling story, . . . the FW editors are showing the great heights which can be reached in online publishing."


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