Christopher Lee Spino is a Colorado author and the architect of the SpinoChasm-a connected universe where flesh, code, memory, faith, and survival collide. His stories move through the raw edges of existence: broken worlds, living machines, wounded souls, and ordinary people carrying extraordinary weight. The danger is rarely a grand cinematic apocalypse. It is slower and more intimate-a fracture widening beneath daily life while the people caught within it struggle to remain human.
Spino calls his work Sacred Science Fantasy. Technology and spirit are not enemies within his universe, but different languages spoken by the same eternal soul. His books cross genres and generations, with individual stories serving as separate doors into one enormous, interwoven creation. His growing body of work includes Early Core, Tales of Early, Chris Awakenings, Molly's Desires, Julian's Path, and the wider SpinoChasm collection.
Each series can stand alone, yet every path eventually touches another. Spino does not write to force the reader toward a predetermined answer. He writes to lend the reader another set of eyes-to cross the Chasm beside characters who possess their own weight, will, wounds, and purpose. His stories ask readers to stand within the fracture and witness the end, the beginning, and the strange living thread connecting them both.
Spino calls his work Sacred Science Fantasy. Technology and spirit are not enemies within his universe, but different languages spoken by the same eternal soul. His books cross genres and generations, with individual stories serving as separate doors into one enormous, interwoven creation. His growing body of work includes Early Core, Tales of Early, Chris Awakenings, Molly's Desires, Julian's Path, and the wider SpinoChasm collection.
Each series can stand alone, yet every path eventually touches another. Spino does not write to force the reader toward a predetermined answer. He writes to lend the reader another set of eyes-to cross the Chasm beside characters who possess their own weight, will, wounds, and purpose. His stories ask readers to stand within the fracture and witness the end, the beginning, and the strange living thread connecting them both.
