John Sellars

John Sellars is a British philosopher, author and academic specialising in ancient philosophy, particularly Stoicism. His book Aristotle provides an accessible introduction to one of the most influential thinkers in Western intellectual history, exploring Aristotle's contributions to logic, ethics, politics, metaphysics and natural science. Sellars is a professor at Royal Holloway, University of London, and a visiting research fellow at King's College London. He has written extensively on Stoic philosophy and its relevance to contemporary life, contributing to the popular resurgence of interest in ancient philosophical traditions as practical guides for modern living. His books include The Art of Living, Stoicism and Hellenistic Philosophy and Marcus Aurelius. Sellars is known for making complex philosophical ideas accessible without oversimplifying them, bridging the gap between academic philosophy and general readership. He is also a founding member of Modern Stoicism, an organisation that promotes the practical application of Stoic philosophy. His audiobooks offer listeners clear, engaging introductions to ancient thinkers whose ideas continue to shape how we understand ourselves and the world.