Ha ha! I keep returning to the way the word "anarchy" (& its related forms: anarchist, anarchism, anarchistic) is used by the authors of the works I'm reviewing here. I don't always do it but I like it as a thread. So many bks have the word in it, most authors misuse it (IMO). Being an anarchist, I tend to respect the author's intelligence more if they use the word in a sense I agree w/. Stockhausen, by the by, even though I forgot to mention this in my review of the bk of conversations w/ him by Jonathan Cott, used "anarchy" in a rather stupid way. Kaprow writes in "Untitled Essay":

"Anarchy now testifies to the healthiest part of us: our fundamental creative powers."

He says more, but I want to keep the quote short. This essay opens the pamphlet & then descriptions of 3 Happenings follows: "Mushroom", "Paper", & "Interruption". A bk that collects together as much info as possible about every known Happening wd be a cultural document of the utmost importance for me. Get rid of People Magazine & Interview (if either still exist! - I wdn't 'know'). Such a bk shd include Augusta Leigh McDonald's Baltimore Happening of the late 1970s. Now THAT wd be thorough! ( )