Whoosh! Issue 60 Table of Contents

SPECIAL GROUP THERAPY ISSUE, PART 2

	When Creations Outgrow Their Creators By Seeta Persaud (sathenas@escape.com)
	One Against An Army By W. F. Wilcox (wft6584@juno.com)
	Masters and Pupils By Carla M. Gilless (cgilless@research.ucsf.edu)
	Ending a Myth: Responsibilities of a Creator By Mark Wisniewski (markwisski@mac.com)
	The Cut Final Scene By Susanne McCaffery (appinpug@yahoo.com)
	Not Fair! By Denise Lavester (Geopaid@aol.com)
	Broken Hearts and Cooler Heads: Assessing Consensus on Friend In Need By Judy Fisher (tgflux@excite.com)
	The Light At the End of Xena's Tunnel: An Optimist's View of the Series Finale By Katie Woleslagle (dottie062001@email.msn.com)
	The Series Finale: What They Got Right and What They Did Not By Bonnie Tryonoviech (Bonnielt77@hotmail.com)
	The Way of the Warrior as Outsider, Redemption, Empowerment, and Love By Karren Wood (woodka@gse.harvard.edu)
	Political Themes in the Xena Finale By Amy Zidell (amy@almostcoherent.com)
	What Is Left When Nothing Is Left By Lady Jane Grey (davis@math.utexas.edu)
	Notes For Therapy By Carole Giorgio (Womynbard@aol.com)
	Friend In Need: A Story of Transcendent Love By S. Night (jedi.knight@prodigy.net)
	Forever and In Perfection: Friend In Need As the Near Perfect Series Ending and Beginning By Deeder McDaniel (deedermc@earthlink.net)
	Xena Is Dead, Long Live Xena By Ramsey Harris (princessramsey@dca.net)
	Stages of Grief: Coming to Terms With Xena's Demise By Mary Beth Floyd (floydmb_99@yahoo.com)
	Why Xena Should Not Have Died: A Rejoinder to Rob Tapert By A. Adams (Tenderware@aol.com)
	Requiem For a Warrior: An Open Letter to Xena By Nora Manzanares (Amiznom@aol.com)
	Endings Always Come Too Fast By Lynn Roberts (l2m2r@mindspring.com)
	Response to Rob Tapert's Vision By Michal Salat (michalsalat@earthlink.net)
	One Night At the Museum of Television and Radio By Sandra Holland (sandbags@postoffice.pacbell.net)
	How Xena Saved My Buttons By Deborah Monroy (dmonroy@learnlink.emory.edu)
	Grief, Anger, and the Rational Mind By Jan Vaughan (BElannafan@aol.com)
	Exit Left, Stage Five: Acceptance By Christine Flora (rcflora@attglobal.net)
	A Reluctant Fan's Perspective By Linda Lorenzo (renn512@yahoo.com)
	Xena's Redemption Song: Too Much Love Will Kill You By Samantha Cabrera-Diaz (atenea@ntlworld.com)
	The Grief Center By Lynne Jones (ljones@bluewolf.co.uk)
	Forget Group Therapy: Boycott! By Philip Tracy (philt53@home.com)
	50 Questions About the Final Episode By Yahoo's Xena Warrior Princess board (loriandscott@mediaone.net)