Mark Brewer crafts novels deeply rooted in his extensive experiences as an adventurer and journalist. His travels through South America and Africa during the 1970s provided rich inspiration for thrilling narratives, from tales of smuggling influenced by his time in Colombia to epic stories set against the backdrop of political turmoil in Rhodesia. Later, his engagement with club rugby, including captaining and leading a team, informed his writing about the sport's demanding milieu. Brewer’s work uniquely blends his real-world exploits with compelling storytelling.
"Brewology" by Mark Brewer is a humorous A-Z dictionary that explores the history and terminology of beer. It covers a wide range of topics, from different beer types like Abbey and Ale to terminology such as Hefeweizen and Hops, making it a fun educational resource for beer enthusiasts.