📚 6 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #2165 - Jack Carr" of The Joe Rogan Experience

Yeah, I'm not there yet; I do have a really—I have one that Hemingway actually wrote A Moveable Feast on; somebody, uh, a fan sent it to me.

Jack Carr discusses his writing process and mentions that he has a typewriter, which belonged to Ernest Hemingway, and that Hemingway wrote 'A Moveable Feast' on it.

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And you know the best book that I ever read about it was David Lifton's book, 'Best Evidence'?

In this segment, Jack Carr highlights 'Best Evidence' by David Lifton as one of the most insightful books he has read regarding conspiracies.

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That's this one, Red Sky Morning.

Jack Carr mentions his latest book titled 'Red Sky Morning', which is the seventh installment in his series. He shares that completing it took longer than he expected.

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Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.

Jack Carr discusses 'Patriot Games' by Tom Clancy as an illustration of how novels can capture the geopolitical climate of their time. He emphasizes that reading such books offers a glimpse into the circumstances of the era.

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So yeah, I talked to Mark Greaney about that too, the Grey Man.

Jack Carr mentions 'The Gray Man' while discussing the need for a long-running series with authors who treat the main character as ageless.

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Go back and read the books in the 70s, the books in the 80s, read Tom Clancy, read Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, whatever it is, it's a snapshot of what’s going on geopolitically.

The guest references Tom Clancy and his book "The Hunt for Red October" as an example of how novels can reflect the geopolitical climate in which they were written. He emphasizes that reading such books provides a snapshot of the circumstances of the era.

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