Mark Brumley

C.S. Lewis—An Annotated Bibliography and Resource

History & Biography

“As a humble Christian, C. S. Lewis might have flinched at the idea of a bibliography of his work, but as a literary man he would have accepted its value, even its necessity. Brazier's book [offers] an outstanding bibliography with an insightful essay on Lewis and Christology, as well as a superb glossary. No one undertaking a serious reading of Lewis should be without it.”

The Bible Is a Catholic Book

Apologetics

“Short, sweetly lucid, and deliciously insightful. Every Catholic should read this delightful, informative book about God’s book, the Bible. In this way, more Catholics will to see the Bible for what it is—a Catholic book.”

The Three Comings of Christ

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“One of the best Advent-themed books I've ever read. From cover to cover, the book provides scripturally insightful and spiritually practical daily readings on the three comings of Christ–two thousand years ago, at the end of our lives and the end of history, and in a daily "coming" or encounter with the Lord. If you read this book and take up its lessons, your Advent and Christmas celebration will be transformed.”

Theology and Sanity

Theology

“Theology and Sanity is simply one of the best books on the Catholic faith ever written. It offers clear thinking (sanity) when it comes to God and what he has created (everything else). This book revolutionized my life when I first read it over thirty years ago. I was then an Evangelical Protestant and a fan of C.S. Lewis. I challenged a Catholic friend to show me the Catholic Lewis. My friend handed me Theology and Sanity. Frank Sheed was, like C.S. Lewis, a master of lucidity. It was Sheed who first led me to think seriously about Catholicism.”