JD Jordan
Beware the ring light!

I recently relaunched my writing experiment, the fictitious design agency, FPO and with this update, I'd love to share another scifi-design case story! (ahem, I mean, a free, illustrated scifi short!)!

Once you've digested the first, fully-illustrated design story “MVP: Release Thé, virgins,” learn to beware the ring light with FPO's latest case story. “UAT: C2U waits dreaming” remembers FPO co-founder Anthony Bass’ tragic design sacrifice in the face of digital transformation and cosmic horror. The case story also spawned a killer (heh) graphic- and UX-design game, Hitvetica—basically punch buggy for typophiles.

Beware the ring light!
JD Jordan
Calamity rides on Audible

I've got some big news for anyone who's ever wanted to hear Calamity Jane talk trash about spacemen: Crossroads Press and Actress and narrator Naomi Rose-Mock have brought Calamity Jane and her gunslinging Green Man to life on Audible.

Wether you’re new to this violent reimagining of a frontier legend and her alien gunslinger or have already followed them through the Wilder West, you’ll be thrilled listening to Calamity on audiobook. It's an amazing performance—available now on Audible.

Calamity rides on Audible
JD Jordan
Shorts + autographs for the holidays.

Unlike every other author's newsletter—shilling their books (of course!)—I want to give you something, this season: "The Devil’s Own Pet," a free short story set in the same Wilder West Calamity Jane and the Green Man ride through in Calamity.

Some cool content from my Facebook author page, including free autographed bookplates for Calamity; a look at Simon Stålenhag’s follow-up to Tales from the Loop; another reboot for everyone’s favorite spaceman, Buck Rogers, and my first love, Colonel Wilma Deering; and this years Hugo winner.

Shorts + autographs for the holidays.
JD Jordan
Scifi + Design = Free fiction

Introducing FPO, a fictitious design-thinking agency specializing in super-science and the paranormal, and it’s first case study—"MVP: Release Thé, virgins"—the story of an eerily-accurate fortune-telling startup that leverages technology and our greatest fears to produce a killer app.

Some cool content from my Facebook author page, including a 411 on WFH, a detailed breakdown of the new Dune trailer, a fascinating and timely curriculum developed to support fans of Lovecraft Country, and plea for everyone to read my favorite novel ever.

Scifi + Design = Free fiction

Marvel

Beware the ring light!

Beware the ring light!

I recently relaunched my writing experiment, the fictitious design agency, FPO and with this update, I'd love to share another scifi-design case story! (ahem, I mean, a free, illustrated scifi short!)!

Once you've digested the first, fully-illustrated design story “MVP: Release Thé, virgins,” learn to beware the ring light with FPO's latest case story. “UAT: C2U waits dreaming” remembers FPO co-founder Anthony Bass’ tragic design sacrifice in the face of digital transformation and cosmic horror. The case story also spawned a killer (heh) graphic- and UX-design game, Hitvetica—basically punch buggy for typophiles.

Calamity rides on Audible

Calamity rides on Audible

I've got some big news for anyone who's ever wanted to hear Calamity Jane talk trash about spacemen: Crossroads Press and Actress and narrator Naomi Rose-Mock have brought Calamity Jane and her gunslinging Green Man to life on Audible.

Wether you’re new to this violent reimagining of a frontier legend and her alien gunslinger or have already followed them through the Wilder West, you’ll be thrilled listening to Calamity on audiobook. It's an amazing performance—available now on Audible.

Get a free full-art ebook of the short story "Courting Calamity"!

Follow Mar Hickok, a modern-day descendant of Calamity Jane, as she hunts down the girl and the alien gunslinger she thought only existed in stories. But among the ruins and monuments and ghost towns of the high plains, Mar finds she's not the only one searching for the truth of Jane's aliens in the Wild West—nor the only one coveting the artifacts they've left behind.

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