Shortly before his death in 1933, John Henry Mackay summed up his life and work in his final book, Summing Up-here in English for the first time with annotations by the translator, Hubert Kennedy. Mackay insisted that this book is not an autobiography or a memoirs-but it is the closest he came to either. In it he looks back on a long life of successes and-alas-mostly failures. But he has no regrets, for he remained true to himself and his early-gained vision of individualist anarchism. Although