If you liked the "Superlearning" books then you will like "Supermemory" too, although it tends to be full of stories rather than techniques.
I am personally very dubious of the "Superlearning" of Ostrander and Schroeder. I have a lot of their stuff and for me, nothing worked. Also, they start out in "Superlearning" by giving the impression that 1000 words can be learned in one session by people who doubt they can do it with a recall rate of 97%. That is in their original book.
I have uncovered lots of discrepancies and contradictions to lead me to think that it is just a sham or a sales gimmick.
Anyway, I don't need to say anything about it as the merits, and, unfortunately the misinformation have been discussed on this page:
http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~ufelix/thesis.htm
I'm not trying to make you negative to "Superlearning. If it works for you then great! But if you do not get the results you want or those that have been "promised" in the books, then you can rest assured that "Superlearning" is not necessarily Losanov.
[This message has been edited by Inchiki Gaijin (edited May 26, 2001).]
