Cookies

This site uses three tags. Two are advertising tags, the Meta pixel and the Pinterest tag. They set cookies that tell me which of my advertisements on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest brought a reader here, and whether that reader went on to look at a book or an audiobook. They also let me show my advertisements again to people who have visited. The third belongs to Kit, which sends my letters. It sets a cookie that tells me which pages lead to sign-ups, and when you arrive from one of my letters it can connect the visit to your subscriber record, so that I can see which letters lead to sign-ups and sales. Nothing on the site depends on any of them: every page, book and download works without them.

If you are visiting from the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area or Switzerland, these tags stay off until you choose “Accept” in the notice at the bottom of the page. Everywhere else they are on by default, and you can turn them off here at any time.

Two other things are not advertising cookies. Vercel, which hosts the site, counts page visits without cookies. And the Keeper’s Archive pages remember which rooms you have entered in your own browser’s storage; that never leaves your device.

Your choice is saved in this browser only. If you clear your browser data or use another device, you will be asked again. More detail on what I collect and why is in the privacy policy.