Black Bubblegum is deep subject matter crafted into pleasant form. It is the collaboration of daydreams, hip hop, sermons, diplomacy, caffeine, prayer, and the love of women. Lewis pulls out all stops to artistically deliver courting, sexuality, overcoming apathy, entrepreneurship, and other topics in palatable fashion. The bold spoken word and potent poetry of a 1980's kid, brought to the world for the purpose of giving it something to chew on.

"Family as We See" It began as a writing project. It was geared toward helping myself gain a better perspective on how to approach negative past experiences and become wise and intentional about creating new ones. It evolved into a candid expose of various family experiences of gangsters, doctors, ministers, artists, and international motivational speakers. They paint perfect illustrations of how what we come from impacts who we are, while our choices dictate the courses of our lives and who we will ultimately become. It discusses family as our initial institution in life and the affect it...

Process of Praise is Lewis P. Bryon's first publication. Process of Praise is about the evolution of a spiritual being while yet being human, as portrayed through the time tested literary art form of poetry. Its intention is to illustrate the progression of maturity, personal growth, and praise in the context of a relationship with God. It is purposed to impassion every man and woman to dare to dream, to live, and to be what is seen when they look into God for themselves. Be convinced that your laughable imaginings and star bright notions are not impossible.

"The Experience: Memoirs of a Man" is a literary open nerve portraying the importance of evaluating life's experiences for the purpose of personal growth. Through emphasis on the processes necessary to become a better person, and disclosure on an individual journey to becoming a man, this collection of memoirs looks at the life of a multi-racial man living in twenty-first century America through the experiential lenses of religion, ministry, education, writing, fatherhood, and relationships with women.

"Love Letters" is a series of romantic poems, notes, and texts written by Lewis for his wife over the course of eight years, including the first year of their marriage in 2014. Some of the poems are originally found in other books by Lewis, "Process of Praise, Second Edition" and "Black Bubblegum," and the rest are brand new creations. This is for the lovers who know corny lines work. For the hopeless romantics who have nothing to lose. For the husband who knows exactly what to say. For the wife who doesn't like poetry. For the spouse who married their best friend. For the heartbroken, hurt,...