Novelist and Musician K.W. Bowlin Releases New Collection of Short Stories

March 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Novelist K.W. Bowlin has released a new collection of 24 literary short stories titled: "Living and Dying in Shorts." The fictional tales consist of family dramas, drug addiction, dark humor, and historical adventure that provide a look into the unique, inescapable, and irreducible features of being human. The book is distributed through Ingram and available now in soft cover, at major bookstores including Barnes and Noble and most independent stores. It is also available in most digital distribution formats.

Also a musician, Bowlin's band, "The Kelly Bowlin Band" won the 2006 Southern California Music Award for "Best Roots Rock," and toured the West Coast with Dwight  Yoakam, and Junior Brown, and performed with Buddy Guy, The Spin Doctors, Soul Asylum, and Kansas.

Bowlin's debut novel "The Mosquito Sting was released in 2012 (Ingram) and is a fictional tale about the worlds largest counterfeit operation, run by a cast of eccentric characters bent on saving Africa from the scourge of Malaria.

Bowlin who is from from Diamond Bar, California and went to Walnut High School, is currently scheduling a four-state promotional tour of the book in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. He currently lives near Colorado Springs, Colorado with his wife Mary.