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Alright guys, I talked about it for a long time, but now, after months of preparation, LastLevelPress.com is finally under way!  Our first handful of reviews are already up, and filming for our first video review begins on Monday of next week.  If you're not among those who've heard my rambling explanation of intent for this website, allow me to recap.  We'll be reviewing and parodying various forms of media, with an emphasis on games and films.  It's our intent to provide informative, insightful, and humorous reviews, giving honest opinions of products, regardless of their hype or popularity.  The journalism community and industry regarding

A recent project of mine, that of writing a series of short stories detailing the shared background of my and Sable-Dreamer (https://www.deviantart.com/sable-dreamer) 's characters, Red and Valerian, respectively, has taken off with a bit more energy than I had originally anticipated, and is serving me well as a warm-up of sorts prior to pounding out my publishing-quality works to come.  I haven't written quite so much in so short a span since my sophomore year of college, and it's become rather apparent to me that I'm out of practice.  Enter this project, and we've got ourselves an ongoing series.  I'll be adding installments as they come along, and would love to hear from my re

One of the most difficult decisions of my life was that of changing my major in my freshman year of college from Visual Art & Design to English & Creative Writing.  I've been scribbling on walls, paper, napkins, receipts, and whatever else I could get my hands on since I was three years old, and it took a long, hard look in the mirror, and here on D.A. to recognize and admit to myself that while I do have above-average facility with visual art and sketching, I'm just not up to proffessional par.  It's not something I can make a living with.  A tough decision, but one that I'm ultimately glad I made.  Saved me a great deal of frustration and d