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  • An update from The A.V. Club

    Nah, I'm good on nipples. Feel free to strike down your oppressors, though. Those guys suck.

    April 29, 2013 - 11:01 AM

  • An update from The A.V. Club

    I've gotten a pretty good idea over the last 48 hours. It's incredibly touching and affirming.

    April 27, 2013 - 8:27 PM

  • An update from The A.V. Club

    You guys are fantastic. Thank you all so much.

    April 26, 2013 - 2:42 PM

  • An update from The A.V. Club

    I honestly can't imagine a better legacy than having directed someone to something that is fantastic, that they didn't know about, and that they came to love. I think that's all any reasonable pop-culture critic could possibly ...

    April 26, 2013 - 2:41 PM

  • An update from The A.V. Club

    Also, spoiler: The video announcement/explanation for this year's Parameter is fantastic. I'm really looking forward to that making it out into the world.

    April 26, 2013 - 1:29 PM

  • An update from The A.V. Club

    Utterly fantastic. Can't stop giggling.

    April 26, 2013 - 1:24 PM

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<b>Tasha Robinson</b> (associate editor, national, <a href="http://www.twitter.com/tasharobinson">@tasharobinson</a>) has this theory that all born entertainment writers start out doing scutwork in a related field: Her first job was in a library, and she's noticed that most <i>A.V. Club</i> critics started out clerking in music stores, book shops, and video-rental places. She maintains her theory by pointing to them and studiously ignoring any contradictory data. She grew up in Maryland, where she started writing bad genre fiction at age 7 or so, and she eventually went to the University of Iowa for the Writer's Workshop program, which not only broke her of writing genre fiction, but also turned her off fiction writing in general. Since then, she's been a critic, copyeditor, editor, and designer for various publications. She got a double BA at Iowa (film and journalism) in 1991, started writing for <i>The A.V. Club</i> in 1998, became a full-time writer-editor in 2000, and hasn't looked back since. Though she sometimes still wishes she worked in a library.