You probably do not need the author's help. It installed for me. Try this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

my (@mods) = qw(
    Exporter
    Carp
    XSLoader
    AutoLoader
    Text::Template
    Module::Load
    MRO::Compat
    File::Temp
    Sub::Install
    Data::OptList
    lib
    ExtUtils::CBuilder
    Scalar::Util
    Test::More
    Params::Util
    IO::Handle
    Sub::Exporter
    Data::Section
    File::Spec
    ExtUtils::MakeMaker
    base
    Software::License
    Software::License::Boost_1_0
    Boost::Graph
);

foreach my $mod(@mods) {
    CPAN::Shell->install($mod);
}

exit 0;

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