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Scott F. Grenville

A little-known science-fiction writer whose work survives through one memorable satirical robot story from the magazine era of SF. The available record is sparse, which only adds to the curiosity around this pulp-era name.

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Superjoemulloy

Superjoemulloy

by Scott F. Grenville

About the author

Scott F. Grenville appears to have been a science-fiction short story writer active at least in the early 1960s. The clearest confirmed credit I found is for "Superjoemulloy," a short story published in Worlds of If Science Fiction in November 1960 and later preserved by Project Gutenberg.

Beyond that publication record, reliable biographical details are hard to verify. Publicly accessible sources I found list the story and its date, but do not provide a solid personal biography such as birthplace, career history, or later publications.

So the safest picture is a modest one: Grenville is remembered today chiefly through a witty robot tale from classic magazine science fiction, rather than through a well-documented public life.