Not just red pillers, but their biographies should be made mandatory reading for all men after the age of 16. These readings are right up there with essential red pill things readings like the book of pook etc.

I'm gonna primarily focus on Caesar and Alexander of Macedon here since I've only really had the time to read their biographies since becoming red pill. Their histories tells one of relenting pursuit of success, glory and greatness, which I think can only help us red pillers in motivating and furthering our self improvements.

Most of all they keep us grounded.

Got that STEM degree from a top university? Well that's nothing compared to Alexander who conquered OVER half of the known world by 25.

Banged that oneitis after swallowing the red pill after 4 years of being a beta? Well that's nothing compared to Caesar who banged the last Pharaoh of Egypt and had a child with her.

You'll also see how many women flocked to them once they achieved success and the pursuit of success wasn't even motivated to get women; they were motivated purely for male pride, honour and glory.

The best biography for Alexander is this one by Peter Green:

http://www.amazon.com/Alexander-Macedon-356-323-B-C-Historical/dp/0520071662

The best history on Caesar is the ''Gallic wars'', written by Caesar himself on the battles between himself and the barbarians in Gaul:

http://classics.mit.edu/Caesar/gallic.html

For a full biography on Caesar, search for the writings of Roman historians Plutarch and Sallust, both which are freely available online [just like Caesar's Gallic wars].

Now I'm gonna move onto the works of Plato, I've read bits and pieces but never read his greatest works extensively.