Incoming Resources
- Stoics and neostoics, Rubens and the circle of Lipsius, by Mark Morford
- How to be free, an ancient guide to the Stoic life, Epictetus, Encheiridion and selections from Discourses ; translated and with an introduction by A. A. Long
- Discipline is destiny, the power of self-control, Ryan Holiday
- Lessons in stoicism, John Sellars
- Meditations, Marcus Aurelius ; [translated by Martin Hammond ; introduction by Diskin Clay]
- How to control the uncontrollable, 10 game changing ideas to help you think like a Stoic and build a resilient life, Ben Aldridge
- Reasons not to worry, how to be Stoic in chaotic times, Brigid Delaney
- The emperor's handbook, a new translation of The meditations, Marcus Aurelius ; C. Scot Hicks and David V. Hicks
- Lives of the stoics, the art of living from Zeno to Marcus Aurelius, Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman
- The daily stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance, and the art of living, Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman ; [translations by Stephen Hanselman]
- Courage is calling, fortune favours the brave, Ryan Holiday
- Breakfast with Seneca, a Stoic guide to the art of living, David Fideler
- How to think like a Roman emperor, the stoic philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, Donald Robertson
- On the shortness of life, Seneca ; translated by C.D.N. Costa
- Stoic philosophy, by J.M. Rist
- The Stoics, edited by John M. Rist
- The stoic challenge, a philosopher's guide to becoming tougher, calmer, and more resilient, William B. Irvine
- The historical and philosophical context of rational psychotherapy, the legacy of Epictetus, Arthur Still and Windy Dryden
- Stoics and sceptics, four lectures delivered in Oxford during Hilary term 1913 for the common university fund, by Edwyn Bevan
- The Cambridge companion to the Stoics, edited by Brad Inwood