The Showbear Family Circus

refer your friends and share the site

Lancelot Schaubert

Refer Your Friends

refer your friends and share the site

Have you ever wondered how to refer your friends to this site — to the mailing list — but didn’t have a solid link?

This is how. It’s really simple.

Step One: share this post.

Click on one of these buttons and share with your friend:

Did you do that? Cool:

Step Two: Did you come here from a friend’s referral?

Hi! I’m Lancelot Schaubert. I’m an author and a producer based in Brooklyn. Your friend, whom you love and respect and trust (I hope?) sent you here.

Why?

Because they think we’d get along and that you’d like what I have to share.

Trust your friend.

Drop your email here:

If you’re really bold, try a paid subscription to unlock the paid serialized stories.

Step Three: IF YOU DARE

Subscribe to get access

Read more of this content when you subscribe today.

Subscribe

Photo by Simon Hurry on Unsplash

READ NEXT:  Cold Brewed 001 — Hard Water

Lancelot Schaubert

Lancelot Schaubert authored Bell Hammers, which Publisher’s Weekly called “a hoot.” He edits anthologies and journals; produces albums, films, and photo novels; raises funds, friends, and minds for artists. Learn more here.

Be sure to share and comment. And subscribe.

Comment early, comment often, keep it civil:

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.



Please comment & share with friends how you prefer to share:

Follow The Showbear Family Circus on WordPress.com

Thanks for reading the Showbear Family Circus.

  4. Like this, very noir. Can smell the stale smoke and caustic aroma of burnt coffee. That mewling grunt of a…

  7. Years ago, (Egad, 50 years ago!) I was attending Cal (Berkeley) I happened to be downtown, just coming out of…

The Showbear Family Circus

Copyright © 2010— 2023 Lancelot Schaubert.
All Rights Reserved.
If we catch you using any of the substance of this site to train any form of artificial intelligence, we will prosecute
to the fullest extent permitted by any law.

Human children and adults always welcome
to learn bountifully and in joy.