Immerr

A journal for reading, writing, and reflecting.

Abandoned-at-page-70 grievances welcome.

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  • 🌿Life2

ShelvesReading

Reading

Middlemarch

Updated yesterday14 entries

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Moby-Dick

Updated 3 days ago3 entries

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Book club, 2026

Second Thursdays at Ana’s.

Updated 6 days ago9 entries

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← Moby-Dick

Friday, October 9, 2026

still no whale

A sermon. Two pages on a painting in an inn. Breakfast.

I was promised a whale.

the seagrievances
Immerr’s Reading shelf, holding three journals: Middlemarch, Moby-Dick, and Book club, 2026. In front, an entry from Moby-Dick titled “still no whale”, tagged the sea and grievances.

Shelves hold journals. Journals hold entries.

Reading, writing, the rest of life. A shelf for each.

Better than a notes app full of untitled notes.

A calendar for what’s coming up.

Book club, a weekend away, the dentist. Every journal has one.

← Fall, 2026

Calendar

What’s coming up for this journal. Plans live here; what happened lives in the entries.

October 2026

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October 2026

  • Oct 8 · 7:00 PMbook club at Ana’s — Piranesi
  • Oct 15 – 17the cabin, no wifi
  • Oct 22 · 7:00 PMwriting group
  • Oct 27 · 9:30 AMdentist
  • Oct 30Dad’s birthday — call him
The calendar for the journal Fall, 2026, in October 2026. Today is the 12th. Book club at Ana’s on the 8th at 7 PM, the cabin from the 15th to the 17th, and Dad’s birthday on the 30th.The calendar for the journal Fall, 2026, in October 2026. Today is the 12th. Book club at Ana’s on the 8th at 7 PM, the cabin from the 15th to the 17th, writing group on the 22nd at 7 PM, the dentist on the 27th at 9:30 AM, and Dad’s birthday on the 30th.

Keywords to connect your thoughts

Tap one to see every entry that carries it, across every journal and shelf.

The keyword page for “the sea”: a line overheard at a harbour café, from Overheard; a complaint about Moby-Dick; and a walk to the sea after a hard week, from Sunday nights.

Close a journal when the book is done. Or when you are.

It stays on your shelf with your last thought. Reopen it anytime.

Moby-Dick

Closed · 3 entries

New entry

Closing thoughts

Got as far as the sermon. It was a very good sermon. Trying again some winter.

2.25
Moby-Dick, closed, on the Reading shelf. Its closing thoughts: “Got as far as the sermon. It was a very good sermon. Trying again some winter.” An overall feeling of 2.25 out of 5.

For the days in between.

For noticing. For remembering. For thinking something through.

Same shelves, same journals, whatever you want to keep.

Walks

the long way home

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Took the long way past the harbour. Didn’t look at my phone once. The water was doing that silver thing.

walks
An entry from Walks: “the long way home”. Took the long way past the harbour. Didn’t look at my phone once. The water was doing that silver thing.

Our first year

the first real laugh

Saturday, September 19, 2026

In the bath, over nothing but the water splashing. We just looked at each other.

firsts
An entry from Our first year: “the first real laugh”. In the bath, over nothing but the water splashing. We just looked at each other.

Morning pages

rain, the good mug

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Nothing to report. Rain on the window, the good mug, ten quiet minutes before anyone else woke.

mornings
An entry from Morning pages: “rain, the good mug”. Nothing to report. Rain on the window, the good mug, ten quiet minutes before anyone else woke.

Find what you were thinking.

Search your entry titles, then narrow by keyword, journal or date.

The lake two winters ago. The book that changed your mind. The week you finally rested.

Old impressions, back in a few letters.

Immerr’s search, with “the lake” typed: three entries whose titles match, from Sunday nights in 2026, Our first year in 2025, and Walks in 2024.

A few more things.

  • Lists· Study

    A table for what you track: books to read, films to see, what to pack.

    To read

    TitleReadRating
    Piranesi
    Middlemarch
    Moby-Dick
    A list called To read, with three books: Piranesi, read and rated four and a half stars; Middlemarch and Moby-Dick, not yet read.

  • Voice notes· Study

    Talk instead of type, up to five minutes. The words are written out on your own device.

    Walks

    after the reading

    2:48
    Walking back from the reading. She read the bit about the lighthouse and the whole room went quiet…
    An entry from Walks, “after the reading”, with a 2:48 voice note and its transcript.

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