Christopher Alexander Kaplan is a novelist, screenwriter, artist, and anthropologist whose work conjures futures and myths through a cosmological, speculative lens. His fiction and poetry traverse the dreamscape between the real and the impossible, blending cli-fi, fantasy, and world mythology with psychological depth and visionary worldbuilding. His writing explores the liminal boundaries between self and cosmos, ancestry and future, weaving themes of altered consciousness, found family, and the ever-shifting nature of reality.

He has also spent twenty years producing media at the edges of consciousness research — online courses with Jeremy Narby, Dennis McKenna, Stanislav Grof, and a six-part course on Philip K. Dick's Exegesis with Professor Richard Doyle in partnership with Penn State. The full record of that work is here.