Archive - Books of Titans

#293 - The Birth of Love

Plato's Use of Myth in Symposium

May 29 • Erik Rostad

27:02

My 40-Year Canon

The Great Books by 200 Immortal Authors

May 27 • Erik Rostad

#292 - Philebus by Plato

How Then Shall We Live?

May 22 • Erik Rostad

31:37

The Bodleian Bookmark

A Desire Fulfilled after Twenty-Six Years

May 19 • Erik Rostad

#291 - The Flowering Hawthorn by Hugh Ross Williamson

Did Joseph of Arimathea Bring Christianity to England?

May 15 • Erik Rostad

16:15

How C.S. Lewis Wrote Narnia in the Middle of Chaos

What four years at the Kilns reveal about C.S. Lewis, commitment, and creative work

May 12 • Erik Rostad

#290 - Anaximander & Anaximenes

The Infinite Air

May 8 • Erik Rostad

25:25

The Pre-Socratic Atlas

A map of the cities that gave us the Pre-Socratics and the Sophists

May 5 • Erik Rostad

#289 - Parmenides

Bar Your Thought from What is Not

May 1 • Erik Rostad

19:51

April 2026

Reading Recap: April 2026

Early Greek Philosophy • Plato • New Book Acquisitions

Apr 28 • Erik Rostad

Apr 24 • Erik Rostad

30:45

The First Principle

One Idea to Anchor Every Book You Read

Apr 21 • Erik Rostad

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