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Every little helps and yes, you did a good deed for the day. We will whisper your name and think what a kind person you are, and then we will send you a personal email to tell you so. It will make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, and rightfully so.

The sun will come out and shine for you. And since you made us feel like there is hope after all, we will send you personally an invitation card from Berlin to say thank you and how happy you made us, and if you are around, will you come to our launch party in October, please?

25 is a beautiful number, we think. 25 deserves not only a personal invitation card to our launch event, but it deserves credit. We will bow our heads to you, and mention your name in the book as one of the kind people who helped us make this project come true in the first place.

We won’t tease you any longer, because 50 is magic. 50 makes us go wow, and we shall not only send you a personal invitation card for our launch party, mention your name under the column ‘all the kind people in the world’ in the book, but you will actually get what you support, and that is, of course, a copy of our book.

Would you, really? That is awfully nice of you, and gosh, what to say but thank you? Let us send you an invitation card to our launch party, let us sing your praises among the backers in the book, let us send you a copy of the book as living proof, and what’s more, let us ask Robert Montgomery to personally sign it for you, and just for you.

You are so kind, you make us blush. A personal invitation to our launch party, a copy of the book which will mention your name in all eternity, signed just for you by none other than a very grateful Robert Montgomery, and what else can we do for you? We know: As part of Echoes of Voices in the High Towers, Robert convinced four German magazines to let him hijack one of their pages for a poem (in English). These magazines are not available anymore, but we have set aside ten bundles with all of them, and one of them is just for you.

Yes, we love you, and there’s nothing wrong with letting the rest of the world know just how great you are. We will invite you to our launch party, we will send you a book that will make sure your name is spelled out loud and clear as ‘nice person!,’ signed by the generous Robert Montgomery, and we say generous because all of the above applies not only to you, but also another person of your choice. So you will not only make us happy, but the one person where it really matters, and everyone will want to be your friend.

Can we tell you in person how awesome you are? Because we will not only send you a personal invitation to our launch, and our book with your name in it for all eternity, signed by Robert Montgomery himself indeed, but: if you happen to be in Berlin on October 13 for our launch party, we will personally take you out for dinner. And by ‘we’, we mean Mr Robert Montgomery in person, plus the curators of Echoes of Voices in the High Towers plus our humble selves, the editors of mono.kultur magazine. We can make for charming conversation when we try, and we promise to make you feel like a king – or a queen, for that matter.

See all the great things we will do with you for a pledge of $500? Yes? And because you are so kind, you would like to share all of the above with that one person that you just know would be awfully pleased? Consider it done.

Well, we’re flattered, we’re humbled, we’re speechless. You are just too good to be true. For you, we have one last trump up our sleeves, and you must really thank Robert for this. Because we will not only send you a personal invitation card to our launch event in Berlin, sing your praises in our book as our generous supporter who is beautiful and kind, the book which you will of course receive signed and with love – not only of all that, but: Robert kindly agreed to donate one billboard piece in a limited edition of only 20 in the whole wide world, all numbered and signed. And by billboard piece, we mean just that: one of Robert’s poems in loose sheets that will tile up to form, indeed, one giant billboard. And yes, only 19 more people in the world will own that very billboard piece, and you.