In 'Tales of a Receding Hairline,' K.W. Peery writes about his personal life experiences through poetry, as he grapples with morality and mortality. His unvarnished truth is breathtakingly obvious. It bleeds from his pen onto the page of each poem in this collection, while his unapologetic vulnerability is neatly embedded within each work of this impactful poetry collection. ABOUT K.W. PEERYK.W. Peery is a prolific Americana songwriter and poet. He is most well known as a founding member of the Marshall/Peery Project. This collaboration produced four critically acclaimed studio album from 2005 to present. The Marshall/Peery Project frequently appear on the Roots Music Report and Americana Charts. Their songs are in regular rotation in the United States, Germany, Serbia, Belgium, Norway, France, Ireland, Australia, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.Peery is also credited as a lyricist and producer for more than a dozen studio albums over the past decade. Americana songwriter and Kansas-City-based storyteller K.W. Peery is the author of ten poetry collections: Tales of a Receding Hairline; Purgatory; Wicked Rhythm; Ozark Howler; Gallatin Gallows; Howler Holler; Bootlegger's Bluff; Cockpit Chronicles; Hillbilly Hand Grenades; Hellrasier's Hieroglyphics. He is founder and co-editor of The Angel's Share Literary Magazine (Shine Runner Press).His work is included in the Vincent Van Gogh Anthology Resurrection of a Sunflower, The Cosmic Lost and Found: An Anthology of Missouri Poets (Spartan Press), Best of Mad Swirl Anthology 2018 and the Walsall Poetry Society Anthology, Diverse Verse II & III.Peery's work has been published in The Main Street Rag, Chiron Review, San Pedro River Review, The Gasconade Review, Big Hammer, Blink Ink, Rusty Truck, Mad Swirl, Veterans Voices Magazine, Outlaw Poetry, Mojave River Review, The Asylum Floor, Horror Sleaze Trash, Ramingo's Porch, From Whispers to Roars, Culture Cult Magazine, The Rye Whiskey Review, Drinkers Only Magazine, Under The Bleachers, The Dope Fiend Daily, Punk Noir, Mutata Re, Ariel Chart, The Beatnik Cowboy and Apache Poetry.Credited as a lyricist and producer, Peery's work appears on more than twenty studio albums over the past decade.Website: kwpeery.com