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'''Operations Manual''' is a propaganda pamphlet. Presented in a series of volumes, each issue attempts to cover it's own ambiguous theme. First published in 2004 shortly after the Bush administration rigged their second election, Operations Manual ran for only 6 issues before leaving the self-publishing world for unknown reasons. Operations Manual was primarily distributed to friends and friendly spaces in Kansas City, MO and various free-subscribers scattered around the country. | '''Operations Manual''' is a propaganda pamphlet. Presented in a series of volumes, each issue attempts to cover it's own ambiguous theme. First published in 2004 shortly after the Bush administration rigged their second election, Operations Manual ran for only 6 issues before leaving the self-publishing world for unknown reasons. Operations Manual was primarily distributed to friends and friendly spaces in Kansas City, MO and various free-subscribers scattered around the country. | ||
| − | After an extended ''hiatus'' Operations Manual resumed publishing in Fall 2010. | + | After an extended ''hiatus'' Operations Manual resumed publishing in Fall 2010, expanding distribution to include a couple dozen select bookstores, infoshops, and coffeeshops around the country. |
Revision as of 07:41, 13 September 2013
Operations Manual is a propaganda pamphlet. Presented in a series of volumes, each issue attempts to cover it's own ambiguous theme. First published in 2004 shortly after the Bush administration rigged their second election, Operations Manual ran for only 6 issues before leaving the self-publishing world for unknown reasons. Operations Manual was primarily distributed to friends and friendly spaces in Kansas City, MO and various free-subscribers scattered around the country.
After an extended hiatus Operations Manual resumed publishing in Fall 2010, expanding distribution to include a couple dozen select bookstores, infoshops, and coffeeshops around the country.
Dear Butthead,
P.O Box 46178
Kansas City, MO 64134
