Company Benefits is available for preorder and will hit the streets this Friday, 25-February-2022. For the first time, I’ve packaged both the electronic and paperback versions that will be released at the same time from Kinky Literature, Amazon Kindle, and SmashWords.

My love-hate relationship with QuarkXPress continued unabated but moderated at this point. I’ve successfully transitioned to the 2022 version of Quark, which appears to have solved all but a couple of items on my Bitch List.

I’ve currently published fourteen (14) of my stories in paperback form to date. So if you’re looking for something to do with your other hand, you can now hold one of my stories:

I’ve gotten the paperback publishing business down to an art now and can publish a previously written story in under two hours from start to finish.

Now that SmashWords is being absorbed by Draft2Digital, I haven’t poked that bear yet but will probably start by publishing some of my paperbacks over at D2D. SmashWords was my first publishing house, and it’s been an interesting ten years. I’m sorry to see them go but hopeful that the transition doesn’t mean problems.

Not that I had a lot of free time before I started writing erotica, now I have even less, but I do enjoy putting pen to paper (figuratively) and working out my frustrations by pounding the keyboard. We’ve been vaxxed and boosted with the little microchip in our arms, yet 40-50% run around thinking this is all some kind of government plot.

Here’s the blurb on Company Benefits

Our hero, Reggie, finally makes salesman of the year. The promotion includes a new office on the top floor of his company office building. They manufacture heavy equipment, such as bulldozers and snowplows.

Off-limits to all worker bees, the top floor of their skyscraper is covered with thick carpet, glass-walled offices, and administrative assistants straight out of Penthouse. He discovers to his delight that executives are treated like royalty and afforded every perk desired.

Reggie’s only job is to sell heavy equipment, and assistants handle everything else. What Reggie didn’t realize was that his employer had a special department called “Triple S.” Triple S or Spousal Support Services’ job was to take care of the wives left alone as their jet-setting husbands roamed the world selling bulldozers.

The company knew that a happy wife means a happy life or, more correctly, a happy salesman who makes more money for the company.

Reggie boards the company jet to fly off to Buffalo and get their signature on a two hundred and fifty million dollar snowplow contract. At the same time, Triple S shows up at home to take care of his wife, Jane.

While he’s frolicking with the flight attendants, Jane is watching the tight buns of the pool boy servicing her while the pool girl explains all of the benefits she’ll be enjoying courtesy of her husband’s employer now that he’s an executive.

This light-hearted, sexually charged story is coming this Friday from the perverted keyboard of Larry Archer. As soon as he can get the stuck-together pages separated, he’ll kick it out the door through the usual distribution channels.