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Notes on reading, listening, and actually remembering what you save.

A watercolour of three layers lifting off a desk: loose cards flying away easily, a heavy slab of printed pages sagging as it rises, and a sheet of amber highlighter marks left flat on the table

What transfers when you switch read-later apps, and what doesn't

September 2, 2026

A library is three layers — links, article text, highlights — and they travel very differently. What moves cleanly, what stays behind, and why moving all of it is usually the wrong goal.

  • A watercolour of an open book whose highlighted lines drift off the page into a second, untouched stack of loose sheets

    Highlights are not notes

    September 2, 2026

    Highlighting records that a passage looked important, and nothing else. Why the second library fills up too, and what turns a highlight into something you keep.

  • A watercolour of a leaning tower of saved articles on a desk, dust settling over the lower half beside a cold cup of coffee

    What actually happens to the articles you never read

    September 2, 2026

    Why read-later backlogs build up, why organizing them changes nothing, and the only three honest strategies for dealing with one.

  • A watercolour of a few saved article cards curving into a pair of headphones, a soft audio waveform running between them

    Save less, remember more: the case for active reading

    December 20, 2025

    Why FeedTalk replaces the endless feed with a deliberate save → Brief → reinforce loop

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