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[[Boskone]] 8 was held March 12-14, 1971 at the Sheraton Rolling Green, Andover, MA.  The [[GoH]] was [[Larry Niven]].  It was [[chaired]] by [[Bill Desmond]] and attendance was 211.
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[[Boskone]] 8 was a [[convention]] held March 12-14, 1971 at the Sheraton Rolling Green, in [[Andover, MA]].  The [[GoH]] was [[Larry Niven]].  It was [[chaired]] by [[Bill Desmond]] and attendance was 211.
  
Andover is a distant [[Boston]] suburb.  Boskone 8 was held there so that the [[committee]], which was mostly also working on [[Noreascon]] could handle both.
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Andover is a distant Boston suburb.  Boskone 8 was held there in an attempt to scale down the convention so that the [[committee]], which was mostly also working on [[Noreascon]], the 1971 [[Worldcon]], could handle both.
  
 
A special presentation was made to Niven of a massive (though not very large!) chunk of tungsten carbide -- it was declared to be neutronium.
 
A special presentation was made to Niven of a massive (though not very large!) chunk of tungsten carbide -- it was declared to be neutronium.
  
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Latest revision as of 07:06, 1 March 2023

Boskone 8 was a convention held March 12-14, 1971 at the Sheraton Rolling Green, in Andover, MA. The GoH was Larry Niven. It was chaired by Bill Desmond and attendance was 211.

Andover is a distant Boston suburb. Boskone 8 was held there in an attempt to scale down the convention so that the committee, which was mostly also working on Noreascon, the 1971 Worldcon, could handle both.

A special presentation was made to Niven of a massive (though not very large!) chunk of tungsten carbide -- it was declared to be neutronium.


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