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Grant Naylor

Author of Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers

Also known as: Naylor Grant, Doug Naylor Rob Grant, Rob Grant; Grant Naylor, Naylor Grant, Rob, Doug, Rob and Doug Naylor Grant

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Grant Naylor is a collective author name used by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor for the books they wrote together (and should not be combined with either individual author).
The later book of scripts Son of Soup was compiled and annotated by Rob Grant who is credited as the author with Doug Naylor as other author. John Nazzaro wrote The Making of Red Dwarf.
As Grant Naylor is a gestalt entity, it should have no definitive gender.

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Grant Naylor is a collective author name used by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor for the books they wrote together (and should not be combined with either individual author).
The later book of scripts Son of Soup was compiled and annotated by Rob Grant who is credited as the author with Doug Naylor as other author. John Nazzaro wrote The Making of Red Dwarf.
As Grant Naylor is a gestalt entity, it should have no definitive gender.

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