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| − | Graham joined the [[Golden Gate Futurians]] and the [[Little Men]] about | + | Graham joined the [[Golden Gate Futurians]] and the [[Little Men]] about 1952 before moving to [[New York]] in 1960 (where he was a member of the [[Fanoclasts]]) and [[gafiating]] around 1969. He was a high school friend of [[Terry Carr]]'s. His first con was [[Westercon 3]]. He helped to produce the ''[[Incompleat Burbee]]''. He was a member of [[The Cult]]. |
He is credited with coining the phrase "[[The Golden Age of Science Fiction is 12|the golden age of science fiction is 13]]" (which was later changed to 12.) | He is credited with coining the phrase "[[The Golden Age of Science Fiction is 12|the golden age of science fiction is 13]]" (which was later changed to 12.) | ||
Revision as of 05:20, 2 July 2020
(1939 -- August 12, 2004)
Graham joined the Golden Gate Futurians and the Little Men about 1952 before moving to New York in 1960 (where he was a member of the Fanoclasts) and gafiating around 1969. He was a high school friend of Terry Carr's. His first con was Westercon 3. He helped to produce the Incompleat Burbee. He was a member of The Cult.
He is credited with coining the phrase "the golden age of science fiction is 13" (which was later changed to 12.)
A Syracuse University news release after Peter Graham's death summarized his later career as a librarian and library director and his social activism.
| Person | 1939—2004 |
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