Robert Cox

I’ve spent plenty of time in football parking lots, concert fields, dive bars, bluegrass festivals, and places that probably shouldn’t have existed in the first place. Tailgating in America is a collection of stories from those gatherings and the characters who bring them to life.

The legal marijuana industry wasn't quite what I expected. Down and Out in Denver follows my years working inside Colorado's cannabis boom, rolling joints, trimming flower, chasing bonuses, and watching an emerging industry grow up in real time.

Memories and Dreams is a raw reflection on movement, identity, athletics, hard work, and the long road toward meaning.

This book doesn’t want your approval. Cutting Wood is a blunt-force meditation on work, discipline, and the weight that shapes a life. Built from chainsaws, smoke, and hard lessons, it cuts straight through the noise of modern comfort. If you’re looking for answers, look somewhere else.

A trip into the Grand Canyon turns into something else entirely. Weather shifts. Plans fall apart. Time stretches. Somewhere between the river, the people, and the miles out, control starts to slip—and something more honest takes its place. This is a record of that space.

Engines. Wind. Noise. A place built on movement and the people who keep showing up to it. Set against the backdrop of the 85th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, this piece moves through the edges: arrival, immersion, and the slow fade when the dust starts to settle.

Powder Freek is a raw, reflective mountain essay that follows a single day on the slopes — from pre-dawn parking lot rituals to the final descent back into traffic, deadlines, and modern noise.

Backwoods Yoga: Finding Union and Self is not a studio manual. It's not a detox plan. It's not about incense, playlists, or pretending life is soft. This is a collection of essays, field notes, and lived experiments in discipline, breath, discomfort, and attention.