Christopher Meeks writes short fiction and novels. His book of short stories, The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea earned great reviews including the Los Angeles Times ("poignant and wise") and a blurb in Entertainment Weekly that said, "A collection so stunning that I could not help but move onto the next story." His second collection of short stories, Months and Seasons was recently published. He has published short fiction in a number of literary journals, including Rosebud, The Clackamas Literary Review, The Southern California Anthology, The Santa Barbara Review, Midday Moon, and Writers' Forum. He now focuses mainly on writing novels, and upcoming are the books, The Brightest Moon of the Century and The Laughter and Sadness of Sex.

He teaches storytelling to undergraduate animators at CalArts, children's literature at Santa Monica College and at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and fiction writing to graduate students in USC's Master of Professional Writing Program.