CFA Master Class: Lee Child

[@JaneHollandAuthor]

'At the end of the day, almost all books fail.' A very encouraging statement from Lee Child that gives hope to the rest of us writers!

[@karenstewart4655]

Cool

[@m.f.8752]

Agree. Lee Child is definitely one of the ‘good ones’. What I mean is, there are few writers out there who don’t seem to B.S. an answer to what is probably such a common question: Do you outline or write by the seat of your pants? He doesn’t outline. Simple as that. He likes it that way. He doesn’t seem to have that ‘split-brain’ problem many writers seem to have (count me) about their approach. Or if he has, he seems to have made peace with his method and settled on it. I believe we all eventually arrive at that point. If we keep going.

[@christaunnasch932]

Lee's books are so readable that I re-read all of them 2 times and am on my third time around. There is always something I must have missed the two times around. Thanks, Lee [James]. No one is better.😊🏴✈♥

[@shanefanon]

The Merc Cafe in Jamestown, Colorado needs Lee Child to speak there !

[@bossdog1480]

I love the line 'Get your retaliation in first.' The baddies are always so, so bad that you are wrapt when he bashes the shit out of them, or shoots them.

[@nickwyatt9498]

My Jack Reacher mantra is “Hope for the best, prepare for the worst”. Very useful advice!

[@simarjitkaur3411]

The quote at end Stab Sherris pl clarify_amazing!

[@simarjitkaur3411]

Stav Sherri's?

[@CatchReleaseRepeat]

chewing gum was a bad choice...

[@jasmeetk0]

I think I wouldn't have even noticed if I hadn't read this before