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Adara
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| Title: | Adara |
| Publisher: | out of Clarkston, Georgia, USA |
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| Date(s): | 1986-? |
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| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Doctor Who |
| Language: | English |
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Adara is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction, non-fiction, and art. There are at least three issues.
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Issue 1
Adara 1 was published in April 1986.
- Fate of the Universe by Autumn Lee (reprinted in The Cricketer #1)
- other unknown content
Issue 2
Issue 3
Adara 3 was published in June 1987 and contains 95 pages. The art is by Denise Patrice, Martin Proctor, Richo Katuzin, S.K. Hawke.
- In Memoriam: Patrick Traughton (i)
- Opening Salvo (ii)
- Parasite Virtues by Maria Szabo (2)
- before enlightenment, poem by Ann Collins Smith (11)
- Saying by Dean Shewring (12)
- They Have to Take You In by Liz Shaw (18)
- The Science of Magic by Autumn Lee (49)
- It's Only a Game by Leah A. McGrew (64)
- Dreams of Death by Tim Richards (69)
- Mindbuster II by Mark Panetti (74)
- Brave Heart by Melody Whitney (75)
- The 57 Doctors by the Doctor Who Fan Club of Tasmania (87)
- Ad Pages (91)
- Guidelines for Adara 4 (93)
inside pages from issue #3
inside pages from issue #3
inside pages from issue #3
Issue 4
Adara 4 was published in June 1988 and contains 70 pages. The art is by Denise Patrice, Autumn Lee, and Leatha A. Betts.
- Opening Salvo (ii)
- Is There a Dentist in the House? by Autumn Lee (2)
- The Importance of Being Susan, essay by Diana D. Jarvis (7)
- Drifter, poem by Janet P. Reedman (8)
- An Obscure Corner by Maria Szabo — The Master discovers that actions have consequences...and other people do, after all, matter. (10)
- Doctor Who in Australia, essay by Mark Juddery (16)
- Organic Fever by Leatha Ann Betts (19)
- Business Meeting by Liz Shaw (27)
- Doctor Who and the Numbers of Time by Melody Whitney — Be careful what you wish for.... (39)
- Mindbuster III by Mark Panetti (47)
- Time and Again by Christine Toups — The Doctor comes to Australia to help Tegan celebrate a very important birthday. (48)
- Ad Pages (66)
- Guidelines for Adara 5 (68)
- Marginal Thinking (various locations)