Simpler question:
Can I go back and forth between a glaive and a bow using quick draw? If so, how would it be done? What's the fluff?
You have to drop the other weapon on the ground. Quick Draw is quick draw, not quick put away, and it doesn't let you sheathe weapons.
Unfortunately.
I think it should.
On a strap, crossed opposite the bow on the character's back. Also possible to have it on they backbelt, on a long, open sling.
Also, do you have the strength to carry all of this? You might be over your carrying capacity.
Some GMs allow weapons to be tied to the character so they can be retrieved and used without having to bend down and pick them up.
Have someone craft a bow with a blade on the top end? Bow-bayonette them.
Swap "quickdraw" for "precise shot" and if you are standing behind the dwarf, just keep blasting them with three arrows a round. Then just pull your melee weapon when you are forced to.
I have a ranger in 4e who is a balanced melee/ranged build. In 4e (as was also the case in 3.5 I believe) the spiked chain is a reach weapon that can also be used on adjacent characters, so that's what he uses. Of course he is fairly high level so he has a throwing enchantment on his chain, and that's what he uses now for ranged attacks, but before then he used thrown daggers for his ranged attacks. In PF you could use starknives. With an 18 str, you'll do pretty solid damage with any thrown weapon. Typically he hangs onto his chain with one hand and chunks daggers with the other.
I'm not sure if there is any two handed reach weapon in PF that also is usable against adjacent foes. If so that might be something to look at.
BTW, my ranger also used a bow, but pretty much only when something was out of dagger range.
Then keep quickdraw and throw things until you have to move to combat. Since your concept is based around throwing daggers, starknives or axes, you don't have to worry about dropping one weapon, you just have to remember to go gather them all up after combat is over. Most GMs will just hand-wave something that obvious and basic away.
My ranger has, I think, 24 dagger sheathes on his leather armor.... he looks like a giant porcupine...
But I know, "daggers don't do enough damage..." etc... He seemed to do just fine though.
If you intend to move around, then forget about the reach over the dwarf thing altogether and get in there and mix it up with a greatsword or use two weapons with TWF instead of power attack.
Get an Efficient Quiver ASAP. It can hold a lot more than just arrows.
This Appears to be a typical arrow container capable of holding about 20 Arrows. It has three distinct portions, each with a nondimensional space allowing it to store far more than would normally be possible. The first and smallest one can contain up to 60 objects of the same general size and shape as an arrow. The second slightly longer compartment holds up to 18 objects of the same general size and shape As a javelin. The third and longest portion of the case contains as many as 6 objects of the same general size and shape as a bow (spears, staffs, or the like). Once the owner has filled it, the quiver can quickly produce any item she wishes that is within the quiver, as if from a regular quiver or scabbard. The efficient quiver weighs the same no matter what's placed inside it.
Not sure if the Glaive will fit but no problem with extra bows, quarter staffs, and spears.
Try the weapon cord from the APG. It lets you drop something out of your hand, but still be tied on, so you can grab it again quickly.
What's more efficient? An efficient quiver or a fresh body? ;)
The spell create pit will cut off your acess to inside your effcient quiver so be warned.