A digital file is convenient.
 
A book you can hold is yours. 

This is the tier for readers who want Last Roll of the Die as a real, physical paperback — the kind you dog-ear at 1 a.m., pass to a friend with "you have to read the one about the priest," and line up on the shelf where your favorite thrillers live.

Here's what you're backing:

Think about the weight of it in your hands — twenty stories from bestsellers and rising stars, edited by J.D. Barker and Mary Stone, that you'll come back to again and again. For just a few dollars more than the digital-only tier, you get the version that actually lives in your home instead of disappearing into a device.

And remember: every dollar past production is split evenly among the authors, so the book on your nightstand is a book you helped make possible.