Media Bio
David Jones III is a historical fiction author and American Revolution storyteller who brings early American history vividly to life. As the author of The Unlikely Life of Oliver Atkinson, a novel set during the Revolutionary War, he combines careful research with compelling narrative to explore the human side of America’s founding.
David speaks on colonial America, indentured servitude, faith and freedom, and the lived experience behind the birth of the United States. An engaging history podcast guest and speaker, he bridges scholarship and storytelling to make the Revolutionary era accessible, emotional, and relevant for modern audiences.
Media, Speaking, and Booking Inquiries
Please contact: dj3mediallc@gmail.com
Available for Media, Podcasts, and Speaking Engagements
Suggested American History Topics
KEYNOTE
The Human Side of the American Revolution
Beyond the generals and declarations, what did the founding of America feel like for ordinary people? This keynote explores daily life, moral conflict, sacrifice, and faith during the Revolutionary War — revealing how liberty was forged in hearts before it was secured on battlefields.
Faith and the Fire of Liberty: The Great Awakening's Impact on America's Founding
Explore how the Great Awakening reshaped colonial America and helped prepare the moral soil for the Revolution.
Storytelling the Founding Era
How historical fiction can illuminate real events, making early American history accessible, emotionally resonant, and unforgettable.
MEDIA & PODCASTS
What Colonial America Was Really Like
From politics and printing presses to farms and encampments, a grounded look at daily life during the American Revolution.
The Forgotten Lives of the Revolution
Why understanding ordinary men and women deepens our understanding of America’s founding.
How to Write Historical Fiction That Honors the Facts
Blending documented events with narrative storytelling without distorting history.
Faith, Freedom, and Moral Courage in the Founding Generation
A thoughtful discussion of the spiritual and ethical tensions that shaped early America.
INSTITUTIONAL/MUSEUM/CIVIC TOPICS
Interpreting History Through Story
How narrative can support museums, classrooms, and heritage institutions in engaging modern audiences.
Living History: Beyond Dates and Battles
Exploring the cultural, social, and human dimensions of the Revolutionary era.
Teaching Early American History Through Narrative
Using story to deepen civic understanding and historical literacy.
The Cost of Liberty in Colonial America
A research-based presentation on indenture, war, and personal sacrifice in the founding period.