Suzanne Bray

Choosing Community

Arts & Literature

“Christine Colón has written an original and thoroughly fascinating book on Dorothy L. Sayers and community. Sayers enthusiasts will appreciate her meticulous research, but even the general reader who doesn't know Sayers will learn something about how people can live together in harmony despite the traumas of this world.”

Splendour in the Dark

Arts & Literature

“Jerry Root has succeeded in making Dymer interesting and showing that the poem is worthy of academic study. He has also been brave enough to invite people who disagree with him to contribute to the volume. This is a fascinating read on a difficult subject.”

Subversive

History & Biography

“Crystal Downing's lively and entertaining book explores how Dorothy L. Sayers obliged her readers and listeners to face up to all the basic doctrines and implications of the Christian faith, including the ones they would have preferred to ignore. She also shows, somewhat provocatively, how Sayers' approach is still entirely relevant, and even necessary, today.”

The Man Born to be King

Fiction

“It is great to see a new edition of The Man Born to be King with notes. Both scholars and general readers will learn a lot from the critical apparatus as well as from enjoying these remarkable plays, whose message about the kingdom of God and the kingdoms of this world is certainly still relevant today.”