Kenya D. Williamson is an American novelist, short fiction author, screenwriter, and actress. Born Kenya Dieja Williamson in Levittown, Pennsylvania, she attended Neshaminy High School and later received an Outstanding Achievement Scholarship to Temple University in Philadelphia, where she studied theater and journalism.

Her career spans various roles in both writing and acting, with notable works including novels like "Depth of Focus," "Checked Out," and "Drive." She often shares excerpts of her works in progress on platforms like Scribd.

In addition to her writing, she has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry, appearing in commercials for brands such as Comcast, Lowe's, Honda, Tylenol, and Taco Bell. Her acting credits include roles in TV shows like "House M.D.," "Yes, Dear," "Commuters," and "The Girls' Room."

She also voiced a character in the animated project "Health Nuts Media" and wrote and co-starred in the web series "Ernie's Girls."

Her journey in the arts began early, as she started playing the violin at the age of eight and was involved in plays, musical theater, choirs, and orchestras during her childhood. Her writing career took off with poetry, eventually moving on to plays, scripts, and fiction.

She has been recognized for her talents, being selected as a semi-finalist for Film Independent's Project: Involve in 2008.

Currently, she continues to write short fiction, novels, and screenplays while balancing her acting career. She is represented by Jay S. Kenoff, Esq., and the Cunningham Escott Slevin Doherty Talent Agency. Her official website features reels, photos, resumes, sneak peeks at her latest writing projects, news, and contact information, showcasing her multifaceted talent and dedication to her craft.