How is it already over? We’re going to miss everyone, but the good news is that we’re already working toward 2024! If you want to give us some feedback on anything you loved, hated, or something in between, go to the feedback form and let us know! If you want to leave feedback in Sched, go here! If you saw a vendor or artist and you’re regretting not spending money on that one thing you really wanted, you can check out the list here! You can find all the info about the guests who attended JordanCon in 2023 on this page, just in case you missed something. We’ll keep this here for a few days while everyone recovers from 2023 and we’ll get ready to see you in 2024! If you have any other questions, please check out our FAQ and, for all the latest news, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Did you miss joining us in 2023? We’re ready to see you again April 19-21, 2024 and April 25-27, 2025!
The JordanCon 2024 Anthology Call for Submissions (Stories and Art)
Calling all Authors and Artists! The JordanCon 2024 Anthology Submissions are now open! Every year JordanCon publishes an Anthology featuring guests and attendees of the convention. All proceeds from the sale of the anthology go toward supporting the JordanCon...
Tips & Tricks for the Introvert Author
by Mel Todd Hi! Welcome to the annual meeting of the “We Write So We Don’t Have to Talk To People” association. Wow, so many of you came. I see three attendees! That has to be a record. It’s great you showed up as I have some wonderful tips for those of you (all of...
2023 JordanCon Costume Contest
2023 JordanCon Costume Contest registration is open! We will be taking sign ups for this year's contest until 1 PM Saturday, April 22 or until all entry slots are full. I'll post the rules below, but they are also included in our registration form. If you have any...
JordanCon Young Artists
We have exciting news for all of JordanCon's young artists! This year, the Art Show has designated a panel specifically for the kids of JordanCon. Anyone under the age of 18 can submit their art to be displayed during the event. Here are the details: The artist must...
The Yearly Brawl
This year we’re doing something a bit different for Friday night at JordanCon. We know many of you love karaoke, and we do too! But this year is our 15th anniversary, and we wanted to do something special. In the Wheel of Time series our very own JordanCon founders,...
Science Fiction and Fantasy Goes Mainstream
By Kyoko M. When I was a kid, I was teased a lot for being an avid reader of books and comic books/graphic novels/manga. At the time, comic books, graphic novels, and manga were only for the nerdy and geeky crowd. It was a tough time, but as the decades passed, the...
Welcome Home
By Sarah J. Sover Whenever a new member joins the online JordanCon community, there’s inevitably a slew of comments saying “Welcome home.” For those unfamiliar with the convention scene, it might seem odd or downright off-putting. How can a science fiction and fantasy...
Breaking Three Writing Rules
By October K Santerelli Building a positive relationship with your writing can make all the difference in helping someone with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Autism Spectrum Condition/Disorder (ASC/D). I’m no stranger to the "rules" authors post...
Four Super-Easy Lessons for Writing Humor
By Kevin Pettway Writing humor into your book can make an already difficult task even harder. Like running one of those races where you have to jump over the little gate-thingies only instead of shoes you’re wearing hot dogs on your feet? I don’t know sports. That...
Five Ways to Climb out of the Anthology Slush Pile and Shine
by Kelly Lynn Colby After hitting send on your short story, that little piece of hard work gets tossed into the virtual slush pile along with a plethora of other stories from writers eager to see their name in print—and maybe even cash that check. We do need to eat....
