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A little-known early science fiction writer, remembered today mainly for the short story The Sword and the Atopen. Surviving public records appear sparse, which adds some mystery to this pulp-era author.

by Taylor H. Greenfield
Taylor H. Greenfield is an obscure science fiction author associated with early-1930s magazine-era speculative fiction. Publicly available catalog records consistently link the name to The Sword and the Atopen, a story that has remained accessible through public-domain and volunteer reading archives.
Because reliable biographical information is limited, not much can be said with confidence about Greenfield's life beyond the work itself and its continued circulation in archive collections. That relative obscurity is part of the author's interest for modern listeners: Greenfield represents the many pulp-era writers whose stories outlived the details of their personal histories.
Today, Greenfield is best approached as a rediscovered voice from vintage science fiction rather than a fully documented literary figure. If you enjoy exploring forgotten corners of the genre, this is one of those names that invites curiosity.