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September 1, 2026

Now that Worldcon is done, we're heading for the Star City Games Magic the Gathering event in Dallas. Huzzah! 

Once we're home, work on Kickstarter fulfillment will resume, and I hope go very quickly. I did get everything shipped for Canada before we left, see last week's posts for that. 

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If you missed the campaign, our traditional last-minute BackerKit store is now open here.

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If you want to sign up to be notified when the campaign for the NEXT pair of books launches (only when we're done fulfilling this one, we hope sometime this fall) you can do that here!

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Join our mailing list! I even send out newsletters sometimes. I'm collecting addresses over on girlgeniusart.com, my SquareSpace site that I'm using as a place to list our original art. I need to get more of that posted asap.

--Kaja

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Girl Genius is written by Professors Phil & Kaja Foglio of TPU, with drawings by Prof. P. Foglio. Volume One was inked by Brian Snoddy and colored by Cheyenne Wright. Volumes Two and Three were colored by Mark McNabb. Volume Four was colored by Laurie E. Smith. From Volume Five onward, our regular color artist has been Cheyenne Wright. Our email and social media assistant is Chris Sorensen.

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