Chris Wolf is a 39-year-old husband, father of three, and neurodivergent author who writes stories for the kids who feel everything deeply, notice what others miss, and do not always fit neatly into the systems built around them.
His debut fantasy novel, The Lyall Codex: The Ember Trial, began as a story for one of his children and grew into a larger world about courage, difference, friendship, and the quiet strength it takes to remain yourself when the world keeps trying to measure you the wrong way.
Chris has been married for fourteen years and works full time in a career that often has him traveling across North America. When he is home, his priority is simple: his family. Writing became a way to turn lived experience, imagination, and a father’s love into something his children — and readers like them — could hold onto.
Through his work, Chris hopes to create fantasy that feels exciting, funny, heartfelt, and honest, especially for readers who have ever felt too sensitive, too intense, too different, or too misunderstood. His stories are built around the belief that different does not mean lesser, and that sometimes the mind everyone struggles to understand is the one that sees the truth first.