Harold Standish Corbin

Harold Standish Corbin was an American author, best known for his short stories. He wrote for various publications, including Ghost Stories. Corbin's work often explored the supernatural and the human condition. He was a prolific writer, but his work is not as well-known today as it was during his lifetime. Corbin's writing style was characterized by his use of atmospheric settings and his ability to craft compelling narratives. He was a member of the Authors League of America and was active in the literary community until his death. Corbin's legacy as a writer has been largely forgotten, but his work remains an interesting footnote in the history of American literature.