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| − | '''Robert K. Pavlat''' was a [[fan]] from the early 40s and was probably most active in the 40s and 50s. By the late 50s, his [[fanac]] was mostly local and in [[FAPA]]. He was one of the founders of [[WSFA]] (and held most of the offices in it). His second wife was fellow fan [[Peggy Rae Pavlat]], 19 years his junior, with whom he raised a family. He was made a [[Knight of St. Fantony]] in 1971 and was one of the [[Elders]]. With [[Bill Evans]] he produced the ''[[Evans-Pavlat Fanzine Index]]'' which continued the [[Swisher Index]]. | + | '''Robert K. Pavlat''' was a [[fan]] from the early 40s and was probably most active in the 40s and 50s. By the late 50s, his [[fanac]] was mostly local and in [[FAPA]]. He was one of the founders of [[WSFA]] (and held most of the offices in it). His second wife was fellow fan [[Peggy Rae Pavlat]], 19 years his junior, with whom he raised a family. He was made a [[Knight of St. Fantony]] in 1971 and was one of the [[Elders]]. Bob was one of the major bibliographers of early fanzine fandom. With [[Bill Evans]] he produced the ''[[Evans-Pavlat Fanzine Index]]'' which continued the [[Swisher Index]]. He later compile the [[FAPA Book]] which listed the contents of the first 96 mailings of FAPA (35 years). |
He [[chaired]] [[Disclave 4]] and was "dictator" of [[Disclave 5]]. He was a member of the [[Washington in '77]] [[Worldcon bid]]. He knew what a [[Nuclear Fizz]] was. He received the [[Big Heart Award]] in 1983. He served in most of the offices of [[FAPA]], also. | He [[chaired]] [[Disclave 4]] and was "dictator" of [[Disclave 5]]. He was a member of the [[Washington in '77]] [[Worldcon bid]]. He knew what a [[Nuclear Fizz]] was. He received the [[Big Heart Award]] in 1983. He served in most of the offices of [[FAPA]], also. | ||
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* ''[[Contour]]'' (for [[OMPA]] and FAPA) | * ''[[Contour]]'' (for [[OMPA]] and FAPA) | ||
* ''[[Doggie]]'' (for OMPA) | * ''[[Doggie]]'' (for OMPA) | ||
| + | * ''[[Fanzine Index]]'' (for FAPA) (aka [[Pavlat-Evans Fanzine Index]]) | ||
* ''[[FAPA Book]]'' (for FAPA) | * ''[[FAPA Book]]'' (for FAPA) | ||
* ''[[A Foggy Day]]'' | * ''[[A Foggy Day]]'' | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 22 August 2021
(January 8, 1926 – June 13, 1983)
Robert K. Pavlat was a fan from the early 40s and was probably most active in the 40s and 50s. By the late 50s, his fanac was mostly local and in FAPA. He was one of the founders of WSFA (and held most of the offices in it). His second wife was fellow fan Peggy Rae Pavlat, 19 years his junior, with whom he raised a family. He was made a Knight of St. Fantony in 1971 and was one of the Elders. Bob was one of the major bibliographers of early fanzine fandom. With Bill Evans he produced the Evans-Pavlat Fanzine Index which continued the Swisher Index. He later compile the FAPA Book which listed the contents of the first 96 mailings of FAPA (35 years).
He chaired Disclave 4 and was "dictator" of Disclave 5. He was a member of the Washington in '77 Worldcon bid. He knew what a Nuclear Fizz was. He received the Big Heart Award in 1983. He served in most of the offices of FAPA, also.
Peggy Rae complained that hotels would often conflate their reservations with those of Ross Pavlac.
See File 770 42, p. 1 for remembrances by Ted White, Harry Warner, Jr. and others.
- Bobolings (for FAPA)
- Contour (for OMPA and FAPA)
- Doggie (for OMPA)
- Fanzine Index (for FAPA) (aka Pavlat-Evans Fanzine Index)
- FAPA Book (for FAPA)
- A Foggy Day
- Hazing Stories (with Chick Derry)
- Oolong (for FAPA)
- Scribble (Pavlat)
- Shaw Retort (a reply to Pavlat Report)
- Tapebook
| Person | 1926—1983 |
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