Jack Carr Breaks Down His Writing Process

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No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Jack Carr frequently gets asked about his writing process.
In this video, Jack talks through his creative process and explains how other writers can incorporate elements of his routine into their own.
This is the second in a series of two videos. You can watch the first video, where Jack breaks down his best writing advice, here: • Jack Carr’s Writing Ad...
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@BSA105 Год назад

Informative stuff Jack, thanks! "I like to have weapons nearby." Got a chuckle out of me LOL.

@BeyerOutdoors 2 месяца назад

Thank you for explaining your process. I'm writing a non-fiction fly fishing book, and I'll take some of these pieces of advice.

@markburns8644 Год назад

Thanks for sharing your process, Jack.. Your books are fantastic and I can’t wait to read the next one! I’ve been plodding along with a story of my own, and videos like this are inspirational to me.

@gypsy4932 Год назад

Thank you! Love to hear writers break down their process. And would love to hear more of your insights as they bubble up!

@MediaAttorney Год назад

Thanks for these videos! I'm working on a novel and these videos are a big help!

@resolutelee15 Год назад

Thank you for sharing some elements of your writing process. Certainly, appreciate these details and insights. These writing videos are great Jack!

@camwilliams7341 Год назад

This was incredibly helpful, thank you for being thorough and honest about each step. Love your writing!

@theforce68 Год назад

This is amazing! Thank you for this. Keep fighting the fight!

@theepicridecom Год назад

I really appreciate you taking the time to put this out! While I’m not trying to become a novelist, I am writing a few articles I’d like to get published in some fly fishing and skiing magazines. But any insight into a more robust process is very helpful. Can’t wait to get my hands on book 6! Cheers brother.

@aureafranklin4790 Год назад

Thanks Jack! Truly inspirational and your guidance really means a lot to write an intriguing story. Keep up the awesome novels!

@adoringfamily Год назад

Thank you for sharing, so interesting and helpful. Terminal List is brilliant.

@time.4004 Год назад

Hey Jack, thanks for sharing your process with us. Confirms a lot of my current processes that I already have in place as I work towards publishing my second novel this year. All the best!!

@The_HomeHandyman Год назад

Great process! Makes a lot of sense. Looking forward to the next book.

@TheTimChandler 7 месяцев назад

Thank you. It's great to hear your advice. I'm approaching the end of the first draft of my novel, and your advice about how to handle the editing process (printing the book, reading it somewhere new, red pen, etc.) is greatly appreciated. I've not read your books yet (but have read Brad Thor, Brad Taylor, etc.), so I'll be giving your stories a dedicated read next, even though their genre is completely different than what I'm writing. I appreciate you sharing openly what works for you.

@dannyb2783 Год назад

Thanks for taking the time to put this out. Technical writing has been been a huge part of my career for over a decade, but the creative writing process has always boggled my mind bit, especially advancing the plot along. Had no idea a non-fiction outline could be 20,000 plus words. Though that makes sense.

@scottconditt2956 Год назад

Fantastic video, Jack. Thank you.

@simeonlott304 Год назад

Love the idea of printing the draft manuscript to experience it as a reader would. Thanks for sharing your process..

@JeffBreyer Год назад

Thanks for the writing process ideas, Jack. I have listened to and purchased every book so far and have enjoyed every single one. The Amazon series was also fantastic.

@fabulous235 Год назад

Thank you for this and the great books.

@michaelpowell2902 Год назад

I am on Savage Son now. Loving your work. Definitely worth my time!

@ColtonSteiner Год назад

Thank you for sharing this information! As someone who is writing their own book, and maybe series, I am always interested in how others writing process is.

@johngraham7252 Год назад

Great advice thanks

@theespincycle Год назад

This is great advice Jack! Thanks so much! Some day I also hope to write a novel!

@DoctorSpectre9781 Год назад

Just finished In The Blood today, started reading your books back in June and really enjoyed them. Can’t wait for the next thriller!

@b25364 Год назад

Finished reading the Terminal List. Half way through True Believer. Really great read. Keep writing them.

@CamilaAlves-io9br Год назад

I was just going to ask about the coffee hahaha (sad that in Brazil don't have black rifle coffee) tanks jack, you deserve all your success🥰

@ThatKarol Год назад

I found this very interesting, thanks Jack.

@goodyeoman4534 Год назад

This was fascinating. I've finally got round to The Terminal List. I'm enjoying it. I'm a big fan of The Gray Man series by Mark Greaney and that's where I got the recommendation for Jack Carr.

@HAMASSPIGS Год назад

The books are great Jack I listen too the Audio version Truck driver helps put in the miles Keep them coming brother

@TheGJRuppert Год назад

Thanks

@ViperChief117 Год назад

The Terminal List was an amazing piece of television. Which I definitely intend on reading the source material in the near future. I try and write at least five pages of a screenplay day. Unless I’m working on of two of my RU-vid channels. But that’s my excuse. Lol

@Exit-Mentor Год назад

Thank you Jack! You inspire my own writing a lot. Every day when I wear your basecap with the tomahawks crossed, I know where I'm going. Greetings from Germany

@mikecarpenter6703 Год назад

Jack, excellent writing process! I am listening to The Devil’s Hand and it is keeping me on the edge of my seat, another masterpiece!!

@arturoBbrito Год назад

So you don’t use the wrinkler axes to type your storie. With a threat of chopping the computer up if it didn’t autocorrect your grammar. 😅😅😂

@rogerinhoallves4026 Год назад

Você é muito Fera grande guerreiro

@jimpiepenbrink946 Год назад

Did I also hear that creating a folder for each character on one of your podcasts?

@COBBADAMS Год назад

1st fookers!!! What is the camera you used to film this? Thanks brother!

@ChristopherJohnston Год назад

Is that an original navy dive knife in the display box on the shelf behind you?

@oavtv Год назад

Where can I get a notebook like that?

@Thelucassiwy Год назад

Use scrivener for world building notes?

@Nick_In_Florida Год назад

JC, Question for you, are you going to shoot the first page of your new book and sign it? If so, I have got to get a copy to add to my collection. Thanks. Nick. USMC SGT VETERAN DESERT STORM