I like that and I have a modified system of my own, for now I'll call it Modified Speed Photoreading. I used it yesterday and today on a random book from the Library and I got it to gel in 20 total minutes (5 from last night and 15 from today).
The preview is just a "scan"- reading titles, subtitles and italic words and bullets, captions and things like that. Then I write down trigger words from memory. If a word didn't make it here, it ain't important. I got less than 10. Then I create a purpose and a few questions and a sentence about what I think the book is about based on the "scan." Then the PR step with all bells and whistles- AL state and affirmations and all that- kinda relaxing. Then sleep. Next day- supereading then mega speed reading (I always liked reading forward and backward, I called it "ski reading" because your fingers and eyes ski'd (I can't spell that word) down the page - and it works just as well without the fingers) and if it's a novel or a pleasure read - then forward only mega speed reading. I did this with that library book (called Brainpower) and I got the multiple passes plus the comprehension part as well.
I always did cr*ppy with mega speed reading but doing forward only with only IMPORTANT subvocalization at times is pretty fast.
