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Profile
Keven Newsome is an author, musician, and theologian who is published under the name Oliver D. King. With a music degree from William Carey University and a theology degree from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, Keven has actively served in ministry as both pastor and worship leader. He is the author of the Winter series: Winter, Prophetess, Acolyte, and Mantle. This supernatural thriller series has been an award finalist for multiple awards. His short stories can be found in the Aquasynthesis anthology and Avenir Eclectia Vol. 1. He is also the author of We Are One, a non-fictional study on generational ministry (published as KW Newsome). Though originally from south Mississippi, Keven now lives in South Carolina with his wife and children.
Contact Info
- kevennewsome [at] gmail [dot] com
- coffeecupadventures.wordpress.com/
- oliverdking.com
- www.facebook.com/oliverdkingauthor
- https://www.amazon.com/Oliver-D-King/e/B07YN7YD1M
Portfolio
- Mantle (Winter book 4). The final book of the Winter series. Published by Press Epic (Dec 22, 2017).
- We Are One: Unlocking Generational Unity and the Future of Your Church. Non-fiction on generational ministry and church health. Press Epic (2017). ISBN – 978-0998959603.
- Acolyte (Winter book 3). Originally published by Splashdown Darkwater (June 1, 2016). Rereleased by Press Epic (2017).
- Prophetess (Winter book 2). Originally published by Splashdown Darkwater (November 1, 2012). Rereleased by Press Epic (2017).
- Avenir Eclectia, Vol. 1. Contributing micro story. October 2012, Splashdown Books.
- Aquasynthesis, Splashdown Vol. 1. Three contributing short stories. August 2011. Splashdown Books.
- Winter. Originally published by Splashdown Darkwater (June 1, 2011). Rereleased by Press Epic (2017).
- The Effects of Cultural Mythology on the Fictional Mythology of Tolkien, a critical essay published by TheOneRing.com under the pen name Oliver King.
- Winter was a finalist in the 2009 Marcher Lord Select Premise Contest, sponsored by Marcher Lord Press.
- Founder of The New Authors’ Fellowship.
