I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #14 (February, 2000)
A zine edited by Austin Rich.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 2000.
This issue was distributed with the “ACRONYM 2000 Winter Catalog” stapled at the center.
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ACRONYM 2000 Winter Catalog (March, 2000)A catalog by Austin Rich.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 2000.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #13 (October, 1999)
A zine edited by GM. (Though I hint at the notion that GM and Austin Rich are the same person.)
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1999.
Enjoy.
A zine edited by Austin Rich.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1999.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #12 (April, 1999)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1999.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #11 (February, 1999)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
This issue came with a copy of mall (môl), n., an enclosed shopping center stapled at the center.
Available for the first time since 1999.
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I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #10 (October, 1998)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1998.
Enjoy.
(Essay / Collage black & white print
or color electronic versions available
4.5″ x 3.66″, staple bound)
For many years I worked in a Mall. (First, at Gateway in Springfield, OR, and then at the Lloyd Center here in Portland.) I wrote this ‘Zine one day, at the Mall, to help vent some frustrations, and looking at it now it’s held up pretty well. Now it can be yours, and electronic purchases are in COLOR for the first time ever! Be the first on your block to know all about the enclosed shopping center that is near and dear to us all.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #9 (February / March, 1998)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1998.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #7 (July / August, 1997)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1997.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #5 (March / April, 1997)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1997.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #4 (January / February, 1997)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1997.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #3 (November / December, 1996)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1996.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #2 (September, 1996)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1996.
Enjoy.
I’d Buy That For A Dollar! #1 (August, 1996)
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1996.
Enjoy.
Part VIII: Bob’s: Annexed (1996)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part VIII:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., collecting a small amount of the material from all three issues of Bob’s Annex, published and distributed in 1996.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1996.
27 Pages.
From the “Can’t Leave Well Enough Alone” Dept., A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. Inc. are now making these long-since out-of-print Zines available, to you, again:
(Essay / Collage color electronic version available 5.5″ x 8.5″)
Soylent Green & Olaf D. Neeper are actually Austin Rich & Syd Louse (of Cathead). This relic from 1995 was assembled in “merely two hours,” fueled by coffee and our increasingly psychedelic views of the world around us. This one is worth the price for the Nixon Collage alone.
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(Essay / Collage color electronic version available 5.5″ x 8.5″)
Spurned on by a fan who wrote in to receive their free plastic spoon (stolen from McDonalds, late at night I might add), we went ahead and created a second issue, this time with Garl P. Snodgrass (kiisu d’salyss) in tow. The M.O. is pretty much the same, except this issue contains a few different versions of Pete The Junky Duck (for no discernible reason, I might add).
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part VII:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1995.
Enjoy.
Part VIII: ACRONYM (The Band)
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part VIII:
A collage / experimental band featuring Austin Rich, performing in the Eugene, OR area in 1995.
A zine edited by GM.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time.
Enjoy.
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part V:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part IV:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part III:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
ACRONYM #2 (February 15, 1994)
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part II:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part I:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
Bob’s Annex #3 (June 17, 1993)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part VII:
A literary / arts ‘zine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed in 1993 at the age of 18.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Bob’s Imagination #4 (June, 1993)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part VI:
A literary / arts magazine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed through his High School in 1993 at the age of 18.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part V:
A literary / arts ‘zine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed in 1993 at the age of 18.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Project “The ACRONYM Years” Part VI:
A ‘zine edited by G.M., published and distributed in 1994.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1994.
Enjoy.
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part IV:
A literary / arts ‘zine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed in 1993 at the age of 18.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Bob’s Imagination #3 (May, 1993)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part III:
A literary / arts magazine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed through his High School in 1993 at the age of 18.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Bob’s Imagination #2 (April, 1993)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part II:
A literary / arts magazine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed through his High School in 1993 at the age of 17.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Bob’s Imagination #1 (March, 1993)
Project “Teenage Imagination” Part I:
A literary / arts magazine edited by Austin Rich, published and distributed through his High School in 1993 at the age of 17.
“Remastered” from high-quality scans of the source material and OCR technology.
Complete and unedited.
Available for the first time since 1993.
Enjoy.
Austin Rich 