Steven Corbin (1965 – 1995) was an American novelist. He is best known for his 1994 debut novel A Hundred Days From Now, which received critical attention for its portrayal of gay African‑American life in contemporary urban settings. Corbin's work often explored intersections of race, sexuality, and identity. He was openly gay and was part of a generation of writers whose careers were impacted by the AIDS epidemic; Corbin died of AIDS‑related complications in 1995.
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