Chris Levine, the Author
Yes, I'm an author too.
Chris Levine is a jack-of-all-trades in the creative world—an actor, producer, and author with a passion for storytelling that started the moment he could hold a pen. His lifelong obsession with dinosaurs inspired two back-to-back children’s books: Dinosaur Discoveries, a colorful adventure for young readers, and Jurassic Terrors, a darker, scarier dive into prehistoric thrills.
In 2025, Chris is also returning to his roots with the upcoming release of Most Muscular—a gritty, character-driven novel based on the original script behind his breakout indie film Anabolic Life. With each project, Chris brings heart, intensity, and a love for stories that spark imagination (or goosebumps).
Bigger. Faster. Stronger.
Most Muscular
The term Most Muscular comes from bodybuilding—it's a pose meant to display everything you’ve built, everything you’ve sacrificed. For Chris Levine, it’s more than a pose. It’s a metaphor for a time in his life when chasing perfection came with a price.
Loosely inspired by his early days in competitive bodybuilding, Most Muscular is a dark, unflinching novel about a man whose obsession with size, strength, and self-worth pushes him past his limits—and threatens to destroy everything he loves. Fueled by real struggles with steroids and body dysmorphia, this story pulls no punches. It’s a raw, honest look at what happens when validation becomes an addiction.
Children's Books+.
For the early readers
Dinosaur Discoveries seamlessly weaves these encounters into a narrative that not only entertains but also educates. The vivid illustrations bring each dinosaur to life, capturing the imagination of young readers and fostering a love for learning.
For the adventurous
Jurassic Terrors, is a collection of 17 bone-rattling dinosaur stories, each accompanied by hauntingly beautiful black and white artwork. In this gripping anthology, the prehistoric world comes alive with tales that will send shivers down your spine and transport you to a realm where the echoes of ancient roars still reverberate.