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The small print

What this website and the newsletter keep, why, and how to ask for it back.

The small print

What this website and the newsletter keep, why, and how to ask for it back.

The small print

What this website and the newsletter keep, why, and how to ask for it back.

Afterword · PrivacyLast updated · 16 October 2026

This page explains what this website keeps about you and why. It is sample text: replace it with your own before you publish.

What I collect

  • Your e-mail address and first name when you subscribe to the Sunday letter
  • The topics you pick, so the letter can lean towards what you like to read
  • Your name, e-mail and message when you write to me through the contact page

What I do with it

I use your address to send one letter a week, on Sunday, and to answer the letters you write. Nothing else. Your address is never sold, rented or shared with anyone.

What stays in your browser

  • aw-loaded: a session entry so the opening animation plays once per visit
  • aw-sent: a session entry that lets the thank-you page greet you by name

Both disappear when you close the tab. This site sets no tracking cookies by default.

Leaving

Every letter ends with an unsubscribe link: one click and your address is removed. You can also write to me and ask for everything I hold about you, or for it to be deleted.

Questions

Write to the address on the contact page and I will answer myself.

Afterword · PrivacyLast updated · 16 October 2026

This page explains what this website keeps about you and why. It is sample text: replace it with your own before you publish.

What I collect

  • Your e-mail address and first name when you subscribe to the Sunday letter
  • The topics you pick, so the letter can lean towards what you like to read
  • Your name, e-mail and message when you write to me through the contact page

What I do with it

I use your address to send one letter a week, on Sunday, and to answer the letters you write. Nothing else. Your address is never sold, rented or shared with anyone.

What stays in your browser

  • aw-loaded: a session entry so the opening animation plays once per visit
  • aw-sent: a session entry that lets the thank-you page greet you by name

Both disappear when you close the tab. This site sets no tracking cookies by default.

Leaving

Every letter ends with an unsubscribe link: one click and your address is removed. You can also write to me and ask for everything I hold about you, or for it to be deleted.

Questions

Write to the address on the contact page and I will answer myself.

Afterword · PrivacyLast updated · 16 October 2026

This page explains what this website keeps about you and why. It is sample text: replace it with your own before you publish.

What I collect

  • Your e-mail address and first name when you subscribe to the Sunday letter
  • The topics you pick, so the letter can lean towards what you like to read
  • Your name, e-mail and message when you write to me through the contact page

What I do with it

I use your address to send one letter a week, on Sunday, and to answer the letters you write. Nothing else. Your address is never sold, rented or shared with anyone.

What stays in your browser

  • aw-loaded: a session entry so the opening animation plays once per visit
  • aw-sent: a session entry that lets the thank-you page greet you by name

Both disappear when you close the tab. This site sets no tracking cookies by default.

Leaving

Every letter ends with an unsubscribe link: one click and your address is removed. You can also write to me and ask for everything I hold about you, or for it to be deleted.

Questions

Write to the address on the contact page and I will answer myself.

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The Sunday letter

One letter a week: a short essay, the notes from the week and what I am reading. Written slowly, sent at eight.

Free · one e-mail a week · unsubscribe any time

Afterword

Essays, notes and a Sunday letter on books, cities and the quiet work of paying attention.

A window at night, lit from inside by a single lamp

The Sunday letter

One letter a week: a short essay, the notes from the week and what I am reading. Written slowly, sent at eight.

Free · one e-mail a week · unsubscribe any time

Afterword

Essays, notes and a Sunday letter on books, cities and the quiet work of paying attention.

A window at night, lit from inside by a single lamp

The Sunday letter

One letter a week: a short essay, the notes from the week and what I am reading. Written slowly, sent at eight.

Free · one e-mail a week · unsubscribe any time

Afterword

Essays, notes and a Sunday letter on books, cities and the quiet work of paying attention.

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