His work focuses on the ethical and religious dimensions of digital culture. His scholarship appears in publications such as the Journal of Television and New Media and the Journal of Media Ethics. He also enjoys writing creative non-fiction and poetry, and his creative work appears in venues such as Salon, Huffington Post, Religion Dispatches, Typishly, and Meat for Tea. He is a co-editor of the book Prophetic Critique and Popular Media (Peter Lang, 2013), and is currently working on a new manuscript for Routledge titled Religion and Ethics in the Age of Social Media: Proverbs for Responsible Digital Citizens. This new book develops a line of inquiry that combines media scholarship with the emerging field of contemplative studies. Kevin is also a fan of do-it-yourself home music recording, and has self-produced several compilations of original songs and covers.