During the years 1992 and 1993 war and the financial collapse brought about the extinction of most uncommercial periodicals that used to appear in the former Yugoslav republic of Serbia. Later, almost as a rule, their publishing was not resumed, so that new journals and magazines, differing greatly as regards profile, caliber and continuity, filled in what was now free space Some of these publications Ssimply took advantage of the interregnum and contented themselves with merely filling up the empty space which had presented itself in the media world. Yet, there were others for which these, in many respects extraordinary, circumstances had every sign of an almost ideal (albeit imposed) framework for questioning and introducing changes at many levels and in many aspects of editorial work Thus, a number of periodicals emerged, based on a markedly conceptual approach and quite nonstandard for this milieu. Of these, Accelerator, a journal produced by a group of young architects from Belgrade and Novi Sad, is probably the most striking example... from text "Post-Avant-Garde-Acceleration", by Stevan Vuković, Belgrade's Circle, No 1-2/95