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Zak Jarvis is an artist, writer, and vaguely obsessive cyclist<\/a> living in Pacifica, California. Over the course of many careers he has animated for children’s television, worked on numerous doomed multiplayer game designs, created commercial websites, and published a variety of images and stories. He attended Viable Paradise X in 2006<\/a>. In an effort to save money on shaving he accidentally became a recognized expert in the history of straight razors, specializing in 18th and 19th century Sheffield<\/a>.<\/p>\n