Mojo Nation bolsters team as Deej Johnson joins as ‘Word Whizz’

Writer and creative consultant Deej Johnson has joined the Mojo Nation team as the organisation’s ‘Word Whizz’.

Deej will be handling content for the Mojo Nation site, covering news, opinion pieces and interviews with figures from across the world of toy and game design.

With a number of clients in the industry, Deej works as a writer and creative consultant. He has five books to his name, and a reputation for writing clear, concise game rules.

“We’re delighted to welcome Deej to the Mojo team,” said Mojo Nation co-founder Billy Langsworthy.

“He’s already been an integral part of some of our events to date and we’re over the moon to strengthen our ranks with a true creative powerhouse.”

Deej added: ”Mojo Nation’s work is fantastic. I’m a huge fan of the company, and our interests continue to dovetail perfectly. It’s a pleasure to be working with people for whom I have great respect and tremendous affection.”

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