A. Graham Boak
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A. Graham Boak, often known as Gray Boak, was a UK fan active in the late 1960s and the 1970s. In the 1960s, he was a member of the Bristol and District SF Club (which he joined with its fourth meeting in November 1965) and was an editor of its clubzine, Badinage; he later lived in Hertfordshire and was a member of the Herts. Science Fiction and Fantasy Group. He organized Blackpool Fan Con and helped run Briscon.
In the mid-1970s, he was involved in several fan feuds, and left fandom, disillusioned, as a result, giving away his fanzine collection.
The Astral Leauge's publications carried references to the Bearer Of All Knowledge (BOAK) as a jab at him.
- Badinage
- Binary [1971–72, co-editor] (for OMPA); 1961-71 issues edited by Joe Patrizio solo
- Cynic [1970–76] (some for OMPA; often known by the abbreviation "C")
- Interim
- Transplant [1969–71] (for OMPA)
- Sheep May Safely [1974] (for ROMPA; also known by the abbreviation "SMS")
- Worcester with Sauce (a special issue of Cynic with multiple reports on the Worcester Eastercon, 1971)
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