The Showbear Family Circus

Lancelot Schaubert

Lancelot Schaubert authored Bell Hammers, which Publisher’s Weekly called “a hoot.” He is a full voting member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association. He edits anthologies and journals; produces albums, films, graphic novels, picture books, and photo novels; raises funds, friends, and minds for artists. Learn more here.

Tara Schaubert

The momma bear of this circus. A knitter, a cropper, a maker, and the bride of my man Lance. Excited to finally share some of my words with you.

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Zach Weinersmith Interview

Lancelot Schaubert — What was the first picture you remember drawing? Zach Weinersmith — Oh wow, that’s a good question. The earliest one I’m sure I can remember would have been, I think, in second or third grade. It was a giant talking bomb insisting that everything would be fine. I believe it was part of a

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  • Is Murakami a one trick pony? A dialog on writers. As ponies. Turning Tricks.
  • Elizabeth Bear Interview
  • Mocha Blocked — Cold Brewed 006
  • Murder Face — Cold Brewed 005
  • Milker — Cold Brewed 004
  • Cold Brewed 003 — Spent Grounds
  • Cold Brewed 002 — Dosing
  • Cold Brewed 001 — Hard Water

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