Hello! My name is Michael A. Cox, and I've got words. I've always used words to make my living as a broadcaster, newspaper and magazine journalist and editor, periodical and book publisher, screenwriter and webmaster. Now, one look at my resume and you know I'm not a 23-year-old wonder boy--but I was once. Here are some highlights from my word career:

Radio & TV: Began at age 15 as on-air announcer. Continued, working through all phases of broadcast, including management.

Newspapers: Began as a columnist for a weekly newspaper. Subsequently became a daily sports editor, daily managing editor, golf columnist for a large metro daily and then publisher of a large monthly tabloid.

Magazine Publishing: Founded the Arizona Golf Journal in 1984. In 1986 started American Golf Magazine for American Golf Corporation, edited the magazine for three years, won the Eckoff Award.

Another beautiful day on a New
Zealand Golf Course. On the Road
For Golf Magazine.

Publishing and Marketing: Founding partner in Communication Links, LLP, marketing and communications company serving the golf industry. Founder and majority stockholder in Digital Pre-Press, Inc., an electronic pre press company, and Paw Print Publishing. Former partner in Let's-Do-Lunch screenwriters network. Published and sold 350,000 copies of First Aid For Dogs & Cats.

Screen writing: Completed five screenplays, Salad Wars; Justice Served; The Last Cowboy; Holliday, Earp & Goldfarb; Mama’s Chandelier. The Last Cowboy was optioned in 2002, currently in development.

Book Authorship: Oxycal vs Arthritis (published by Tanner & Assc, 1983); Once Upon A Wing (paid ghost writer not published); Golf For Travel Agents (published 1995 by Type-Com, Inc.). Bucks I Have Taken (and Bucks That Got Away) (ghost written for Jay Gates 1988). Don't Retire published in 2004.