Pearls Before Swine

June 23, 2008 by Molly Sheridan

Just got word that a friend has gone off to fight wars again. He actually speaks the right languages and has an inspiring moral code, so I’m not passing judgment but holding on to a kind of prayer. He introduced me to some of my favorite daily reading; if you’re not following Pearls already, might I recommend a link?Â Pig is my favorite.

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Miss Mussel says

June 24, 2008 at 11:09 am

Ah, Pearls Before Swine. Brilliant indeed. If you’re after more great comics for you feed reader, I commend XKCD and Dinosaur Comics.
Really excellent blog, by the way. You’ve made it on to my must read list in record time.
All the best,
Miss Mussel

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Molly Sheridan

Molly Sheridan is a writer, editor, and producer specializing in classical and experimental music, with a focus on multimedia content designed for the web. A winner of ASCAP’s Deems Taylor Award for music journalism, she’s executive editor of NewMusicBox and CounterstreamRadio, both programs of New Music USA.

She hosted Carnegie Hall’s Sound Insights podcasts and online artist interviews and her writing has appeared in publications such as TimeOut, The Washington Post, and theÂ occasionalÂ concert program.Â She attended the Honors Tutorial College at Ohio University, earning a bachelor’s in journalism with a specialization in violin performance and French in 1999.

She currently divides her time between New York City and Baltimore, where she lives with her husband, the saxophonist Brian Sacawa, and cooks for Wonderland Kitchen.

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