Samuel Graydon

Samuel Graydon is the Science Editor at the Times Literary Supplement (TLS), a prestigious literary publication.123 He is a literary editor and freelance writer with a background in both science and literature.24

Education and Career

Graydon received his education at the University of Oxford.2 His role at the TLS involves writing regularly on a variety of topics, with a particular focus on science-related subjects including quantum mechanics and its intersection with literature.4

Literary Accomplishments

In addition to his editorial work, Graydon has achieved recognition in the literary world:

• He has published short fiction35
• He has been longlisted for an Alpine Fellowship35
• Some sources mention that he has also published poetry and won an Alpine fellowship6

Published Work

Graydon has contributed to various publications and projects:

• He has written book reviews for the TLS, including a review of "Einstein in Time and Space," which he described as a "mosaic biography" of Einstein7
• He is listed as an author on the Simon & Schuster website, suggesting potential future publications3

Samuel Graydon's diverse background in both science and literature allows him to bring a unique perspective to his role as Science Editor at the Times Literary Supplement, bridging the gap between these two fields in his writing and editorial work.