Issue Six
March 1997

	Xena and Heathcliff: Classic Byronic Heroes By Cathy H. McLain (GallusMag@aol.com)
	A Fan's First Introduction to Fan Fiction By Merry Gilmore (Merryg@hotmail.com)
	Bacchae and the Successful Mixing of Traditional and Contemporary Vampires By John H. Beckwith (76715.2512@CompuServe.COM)
	How Effective Was Xena as a Commander? By Virginia Carper (carperv@FRB.GOV)
	Four Great Characters in "Xena: Warrior Princess" and "China Beach" By Rita Schnepp (schnepp@pepperdine.edu)
	Who Was Xena's Father? Theories on the Warrior Princess' Origins By Nusi P. Dekker (nush@itsa.ucsf.edu)
	So You Want to Be a Tedite? By Jessi Albano (seuneaeryk@hotmail.com)
	Changing Times: THE PATH NOT TAKEN and THE RECKONING By Debbie White (horse@prairienet.org)
	In Praise of Bards: Missed Opportunities and the Xena Scrolls By Kate Maynard (ccarter@shentel.net)
	"Xena: Warrior Princess" Scenes We'd Like to See By Maria Erb (maria@erb.mv.com)
	Women at the Convention: A Survey, Part Two By Catherine M. Wilson (cmwilson@wildestdreams.com)
	The Battle of Corinth, Part 5 By Clayton J. Powers (lrdnlson@capital.net)

Disclaimer: "No Bacchae were mistaken for the wrong type of vampire in this issue."