Watcher Junior 7.1 [9], June 2014
Edited by David Kociemba

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Elise Ahrens (Emerson College, USA)

• "Negative Space Surrounding 'The Body'"

Isabelle Laskari (La Trobe University, Australia)

• "'My emotions give me power': Radcliffean Sensibility and Female Gothic Anxieties in Buffy the Vampire Slayer"

Susanne Rose (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)

• "Nothing Normal about the Monsters: Postmodern Monstrosity in Buffy the Vampire Slayer's 'Normal Again'"

Watcher Junior  7.2 [10], Fall 2014
Edited by Jodie A. Kreider and Meghan K. Winchell

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Sarah Benkendorf (Emerson College, USA)

• "The New Eden: Deconstructing the Los Angeles Dollhouse"

Kate Blatchford (Emerson College, USA)

• "The Avengers Initiative: Joss Whedon Updates the Action Movie"

Colleen DuVall (Marquette University, USA)

• "Buffy vs. Sisyphus: Why the Chosen One is the Perfect Absurd Heroine"

Caileen Machard (Emerson College, USA)

• "Geisha in the Wild, Wild West: How the Companions of the 'Verse are Influenced by Geisha Culture"

Jennifer Pisano (Emerson College, USA)

• "'You Created A Monster With Integrity. . . Scary, Isn't It?': Xena and Buffy as Different Models of Female Military Leadership"

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