Stephen Hanselman
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Lives of the Stoics
How does Stoicism look when tested by real lives rather than abstract maxims? Lives of the Stoics follows Greek and Roman thinkers, advisers, dissenters, exiles, and rulers through ambition, grief, political violence, and death, showing how virtue becomes practical judgment, public duty, inner freedom, and an ongoing practice of self-correction.
8 chapters
The Daily Stoic
The Daily Stoic asks how Stoic philosophy can become a daily practice: what belongs to our choice, how should we examine impressions and desires, and how can adversity become useful action? Its value is a practical framework for steadier judgment, disciplined habits, contentment, and humane conduct.
7 chapters