Echo of Canon is a channel for deep listening—to books we already know, but may not yet fully hear.

These videos explore classical literature through analysis, not summary. Written for viewers already familiar with the canon, they return to works by Homer, Dante, Orwell, Fitzgerald, and others to examine ideas, tensions, and meanings that continue to resonate across time.

Each episode is a reflective essay—slow, deliberate, and attentive to nuance. The aim is not to retell stories, but to trace echoes: how old texts speak into modern thought, art, and language.

The voice you hear is AI-generated; the thinking behind it is human. The narration serves the text, keeping the focus on close reading and interpretation.

For readers of margins and underlined sentences.

Welcome to Echo of Canon—where meaning lingers, and every echo tells us something about who we are.