Update: I now have a working title for the Anthology series. It is derived ulitmately from a quote by Walter Benjamin and I used it for a play I wrote about 3 years ago which dealt with the philosopher Hypatia and her end in Alexandria. I will use it again now as I think it fits exactly what an AAR is doing. Here is the quote full:
For Robespierre, Roman antiquity was a past charged with the here-and-now, which he exploded out of the continuum of history. The French revolution thought of itself as a latter day Rome. It cited ancient Rome exactly the way fashion cites a past costume. Fashion has an eye for what is up-to-date, wherever it moves in the jungle [Dickicht: maze, thicket] of what was. It is the tiger’s leap into that which has gone before.
Here also is a cover pic I have in mind -
'A TIGER'S LEAP'
An Anthology of the AAR
Volume One
I think the concept of a 'tiger's leap' into the past sums exactly what we do when we write these AARs. Unless anyone objects, I will go with this!