Alexk,
Thanks for the reply! I understand that it is possible to get as many details from a story as one would see fit. However, what I am asking is how enjoyable is using the prwms for books that you would read for pleasure. Here is an interesting link I found dealing with this question. Although photoreading is mentioned, the article is mainly concerned with other conventional speed reading techniques: http://www.simegen.com/reviews/rereadablebooks/columns/0395.html
The basic idea is that it is not possible to get the same enjoyment out of good literature while speed reading because the speed reader will inevitably miss certain undertones or any other of the wonderful subtleties that accompany the written word. I'm not claiming anything. I simply do not know. I am extremely attracted to this product but I want to make sure it is something I truly want to invest my time and money into. Does this course honestly offer more than simple previewing, skimming and speed reading techniques? I have a very open mind, I just want to make sure that I understand what this course is claiming to accomplish. Of course I would never substitute this or any other technique for the great pleasure of slowly going through a great work. Just curious about the experiences and opinions of successful Photoreaders on the matter.
Thanks!!
