Books

Am I the only person who reads several books together and doesn’t finish at least half of them?

Currently in rotation:

- The Americans and Everybody Else by Russian author I. Kurilla 
- Saving Time by J. Odell
- Die My Love by A. Harwicz (short one but I broke it up in 4 segments)
- You Are What You Watch by @walthickey

I couldn’t fit the whole excel spreadsheet of books that are in progress

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So how do I keep it together? 

Upon retrieval, do you cling to facts or remix patterns? Do you use abstractive synthesis like a chef with no recipe, just vibes and deep flavor memory?

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I used to take extensive notes. I used to highlight things, and put them in notes etc. so that I'd remember etc. Nothing wrong with that, everyone has different ways, but it's not where I am today. It might change in the future, it might not. I still do keep an spreadsheet to track all the books I've read and write reviews for myself, but otherwise, all vibes.

This makes interesting sense. I’m going to give it a try this Summer.

Almost all vibes

Unless the book is a textbook then I’ll revisit (maybe)