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Phil Foglio is an American published author.

Born in 1956, Phil Foglio first gained recognition as a science fiction fan artist in the seventies. He started writing and drawing cartoons and comics professionally in the eighties.

His work extends to Magic: The Gathering, Buck Godot, and Girl Genius, a popular series of comics and novels that is co-written with Kaja Foglio, his wife.

Phil Foglio won the Hugo Award for Best Fan Artist in 1977 and 1978. He also won the Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story in 2009, 2010, and 2011.

He spends a lot of his time in the field, collecting folk songs, legends, anecdotes and gossip as relating to Sparks and their effects on village society and folk science. He was hired by Transylvania Polygnostic University to teach modern dance.

He first started to become interested in Heterodyne stories while he was doing research on simple automatons. He was also present when Lady Heterodyne unleashed her battle circus upon Baron Klaus Wulfenbach. Through research, bribery, and speculation, he has been able to fill in a lot of the narrative gaps in the early life of Agatha Heterodyne. He likes botany, entomology, mechanical illustration, and modern dance.

Agatha H and the Airship City is the first story in the Girl Genius series by Phil Foglio and Kaja Foglio. If you love a good fantasy story, check this one out!

What started as the Industrial Revolution has become all-out warfare. It’s been 18 years since the benevolent adventurers and inventors the Heterodyne Boys went missing under strange circumstances.

Today the Sparks rule over Europe, a dynasty of mad scientists that rule over and often terrorize the population with their strange inventions and unchecked power, while the ones who are downtrodden secretly dream of the day that the Heterodynes return.

Meanwhile, at Transylvania Polygnostic University, a young student named Agatha Clay who is quite pretty seems to be finding that she is having a spree of nothing but pure bad luck. She’s seemingly incapable of building anything that actually works but is very dedicated to her studies.

It seems that Agatha is heading for a lackluster career as a minor lab assistant. But then Baron Klaus Wulfenbach overthrows the University and starts acting like the ruthless tyrant that he is. In the middle of all of this, Agatha finds that she has been taken prisoner aboard his huge airship Castle Wulfenbach, and it starts to look like she might have a spark of Mad Science after all. Does she and can she have any impact on what’s happening, or is she going to have to sit back and watch what’s going on helplessly? Read this book to find out!

Agatha H and the Clockwork Princess is the second book in the Girl Genius series by Phil Foglio and Kaja Foglio. In a time when the Industrial Revolution has gotten bigger and gone into all out warfare, mad science sees over the world with mixed results.

With the assistance of Krosp, Emperor of All Cats, Agatha has managed to get away from the huge airship titled Castle Wulfenbach. After crashing their escape dirigible, Krosp and Agatha manage to fall into step with Master Payne’s Circus of Adventure, a traveling performing troop that are dedicated to staging Heterodyne shows, which are dramatizations of the exploits of Bill and Barry Heterodyne and their allies, who are not aware of Agatha’s connection to the Heterodyne line.

Agatha was pursued by Baron Klaus Wulfenbach, his handsome son Gil, and their minions and more, and manages to hide in plain sight among all the circus folk. She services their clanks and proves herself adept in performing the role of Lucrezia Mongfish.

She also starts training under swordmistress Zeetha, who is also a princess of the lost city of Skifander. Together, Agatha, Krosp, and the other performers make their way across the treacherous wasteland of war-torn Europa, towards Mechanicsburg, and the ancestral home of the Heterodynes, Castle Heterodyne.

With so many dangers in her way, it’s going to take even more than a spark of Mad Science for Agatha to get through. Will she be able to take this on or will she find that she needs more to be successful? Read this book to find out!