Kirjahaku

This pair of two short stories weave all elements that make up creative, thought-provoking story-telling. In the first short, it has violence, action, horror to satisfy those who delve into a suspenseful tale. Set in a deserted Phoenix Arizona, a pot of gold can lead to untold riches, fueled with influence and power. However, power and influence can go in any direction, either good or evil. Maybe this pot of gold isn't as simple as it appears. On the other, the next genre is completely different. Titled Only By Blood, it depicts the action, drama and crime aspects of any story. It is about two brothers who are drastically different, searching for fulfillment, and purpose in life. However, these two men- born in a ideal town of Naveah Colorado will take two different avenues to live their lives.

This is Kyle's sixth pro wrestling book, and ninth overall publication. His other well known works are Pro Wrestling 101: By a Fan, For fans (including a BONUS/"Lost" chapters) version. He also penned Invasion: Rebooked & Rewritten. In the second lulu.com published novel, Kyle writes about what wrestling and its storylines need, in order for improvement, and save the business/industry from further implosion. He believes more realism, emotion and hard-hitting "news" like stories, regarding wrestling concepts are a few of the need-be things to save wrestling. Bowman writes his opinions, philosophies of what he would change, and how he would "right" the wrongs in wrestling.

A inside, in-depth view on what makes wrestling "tick". It provides analysis and a honest critique on what made the business great, and how it needs to improve. It is from a personal opinionated view on the rights and wrongs of pro wrestling.

Kyle Bowman's seventh book on pro wrestling, a compilation piece. In this second edition, he writes some new insights as to how today's product has changed, from the once famed and most fondly remembered Attitude Era versus today's "stuff". He also lends an opinion (as all this work is) of writers and bookers, along with the differences between the two; and how they "bleed together" while working in pro wrestling. He also discusses his own ideas of what he would do, and suggestions for a company he now pitches ideas for in 2014; the AIWF Mid-Atlantic. Kyle also writes blueprints or templates of wrestling shows, and the like; made to inspire new options, creativity while growing a brand and audience for a promotion. Other new content depicts Kyle creating his own storyline regarding a 1991 Ricky Steamboat's WWF "heel turn" versus Hulk Hogan