In truth, he is good at only three things: using language, kissing, and driving.
He has performed for MTV and on The Travel Channel's "Your Travel Guide" episode of Sedona.
Read Christopher Fox Graham's weblog.
He is a freelance copywriter and online media consultant for Charlotte Howard SEO & Sedona Web Design.
He was the managing editor of Kudos, a weekly arts and entertainment publication of the Verde Independent. He was also managing editor of The Villager, a weekly news publication in the Village of Oak Creek.
For nearly four years, he was the senior Copy Editor of the Sedona Red Rock News, and an arts reporter and a columnist. He wrote a weekly column "Sedona Underground," about the city's art scene.
He is one the six coordinators of GumptionFest a kickass, annual, one-day grassroots arts festival held in Sedona, this year in September. More than 100 artists and bands exhibit their work for free to more than 1,200 people.
He formerly hosted a poetry and spoken word open mic at Random Acts of Coffee, in Sedona, before the venue closed in June 2005. The venue named a drink after him which one can order an various coffeehouses in Sedona. The "Topher": A large soy chai with two (or three) shots of espresso. Serve iced or hot.
He is chairman of the city of Sedona Child and Youth Commission.
He has been unofficially named "The Voice of the Underground," in Sedona for his column "Sedona Underground" that appears every Friday in The Scene.
A member of NORAZ Poets. He won the 2004 NORAZ Poets Grand Slam, the 2005 Arizona All-Star Poetry Slam, and was a member of the 2001 Flagstaff National Poetry Slam Team and the 2004, 2005 and 2006 NORAZ Poets National Poetry Slam Teams.
He believes that all slam poets are Jedis.
He has been thrown out of six movie theaters, 18 bars, a public pool, two malls, four golf courses, one bowling alley, five dorms, one airport, one pet store, a nonprofit poetry organization ... and most recently, Canada. Seriously.
E-mail him at FoxThePoet @ yahoo.com.