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Random thoughts on what I’m working on, why I wrote what I did, what I think about life, and maybe what I had for breakfast… if I’m in a chatty mood.

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I’ve joined Patreon

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I may have been quiet on the internet and the social spaces, but I’ve been busy writing. In fact, I’ve been writing more than ever lately, moving from one project to another without pausing even long enough to publish the completed work. Creativity and motivation are fickle things, so I decided it was best to run with it while it lasts.

But now, I have a lot of stuff to share with you all, and finally some breathing room to start putting it out there (although I’m still writing away, about to complete the fifth part of a series that I’m actually enamored with, that’s new enough that I haven’t talked about it anywhere).

This leads us to Patreon. I’m going to copy & paste something from the Patreon April update (it’s free if you want to read it in full):

Patrons will have a chance to read stories here before they’re published anywhere else. Most of what I’ll post will be in near final form, but I will take any and all feedback into consideration, and depending on the direction and completeness of a story, I may incorporate it into the final product.

That said, the stories will not remain exclusive. If you don’t want to back me on Patreon, that’s totally fine and I completely understand. Most of what you’ll see here I’ll later post on my Medium page, and eventually will be published as a book on all major marketplaces (Amazon, B&N, Kobo, Smashwords, etc.). Not ready to shoulder another monthly subscription? I get it. Save your pennies for Netflix, no worries at all!

So just to be super clear, let me reiterate: being a Patron is not some requirement to read my work. It’s just an added way to support me and my writing if you’d like, to connect with other fans, and get a sneak peek at upcoming releases.

There are already two stories up, one an old one from 2014 (Flirt, from Wife Sharing Shorts) and one brand new one, called, Strange Men in Strange Cities. Next week, starting Monday, April 15, I’ll be posting a new three part series called, Our Three Threesomes. If you’d like to check those out early, join my Patreon. If you’d like to wait, they’ll be up on Medium in May.

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New Book: Everyone’s a Winner

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With someone with a marketing background, I’m not always the best when it comes to marketing myself. Like how I sat on this new book! Right now, Everyone’s a Winner is available on Amazon and Medium. I’ll start publishing to other marketplaces today.

The foreword I wrote for it, though, works here as a news update/blog post. Kind of goes into the story behind the story:

This book is an experiment. It started off as a short story I wrote for a friend, and I never intended to publish it as anything more than a short in some future collection of stories. I decided to post it on Medium in two parts (I’m on there @kennywriter). The comments inspired me to write more. More became this book that you’re now reading.

It’s an experiment because it’s so wildly different than how I normally write anything. When I compose a book, I have a loose idea of where I want it to go as I put words down on the page. I follow the characters where they take me, but I’m always the shepherd. When true story finally emerges, I almost always go back and revise earlier chapters. When the characters go off the rails, I often walk back those crazier scenes. When I think of a fun twist, I will revise the earlier story to give that twist more foreshadowing and impact.

With Everyone’s a Winner, I couldn’t do any of this. The chapters were being written and published in real time. I didn’t want to edit something that had been out there for weeks. I was stuck with the decisions that my characters (and I) made along the way. It’s been an interesting experience, a fun writing exercise, and has produced a book that I would never have published otherwise.

Whether it was successful or not, I’ll let you readers decide through sales, feedback, and review. For me, it’s been fun!

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New parts for Everyone’s a Winner

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Based on the great feedback and reception that my short story on Medium garnered, I went ahead and decided to continue Lauren’s story. Who says 50 is too old to become a hotwife? Definitely not Lauren or her husband, Eric, and definitely not when she’s in Las Vegas and all that temptation.

This one’s been a fun one to write. It’s not too heavy on the plot, just good, hot sex and scenes that, I hope, unfold with enough realism that you all can get into it.

I’ve got three parts written and am noodling a fourth. I really don’t know how much beyond that I’ll write, but if everyone continues to be into it (and I’m including myself into that “everyone”), then there will be more.

Check out the parts over on Medium:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Oh, I also created a list on Medium if you want to see all the parts together.

Finally, please make sure to like/clap the story sections if you liked them, and leave a comment. Medium has changed the way they measure engagement, so the best way to support me (and the best way to make it known that you want to see more parts) is to do that. You can also subscribe to my on Medium (it’ll email you new parts) and follow me there (I honestly am not sure what the difference is). No pressure either way. You do you, and I’ll keep writing.

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It’s good to be back

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[Photo Credit: DimaKozitsyn / Deposit Photos]

As I wrote in the foreword of my latest book, The Blonde in 3C, despite not publishing anything (or even having much of a presence online), I didn’t retire. I’ll just quote myself here:

For me, capturing hotwife fantasies in books and stories is not a job, it’s a true passion. The fantasy is real, and anyone who’s got it knows that it’s not something you can just turn off. There’s no “retiring” from this.

Kenny Wright, from the Foreword of The Blonde in 3C

I never stopped writing. I just stopped publishing. Also, I stopped finishing projects. I have many works in progress, some more complete than others (one actually is complete, although needs a thorough second pass). I’ve got a juicy story about a couple who run a PI agency that specializes in honey pot schemes. I’ve got another about a man who marries the quieter of two twins, only to learn that maybe their personas weren’t too far apart. Another about a guy who runs a limo service and is hired by a country music star on his wife’s “hall pass” list. And finally (not really finally, but finally for the purposes of this post), a story inspired by a real life, post-50s couple and that hotwife adventures aren’t just exclusive to the young.

Point here is that I haven’t stopped writing, and probably never will. But I did stop putting my writing out into the world. Now that I’ve started to again (with a new book and a new short story posted on Medium), along with a return to Twitter (or X, or whatever the hell it’s called now), it feels good. I plan to remain back, so watch this space, Twitter (maybe Threads, are people on Threads?), and Medium. You should see a lot more of me (again).

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New Medium Story: Everyone’s a Winner

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Another week, another new story from me! This one’s a short story, the first half available on Medium right now. The second half will be posted on Friday, July 28 [edit: part two is now available]. It’s a fun story about a mature wife’s trip to Vegas with a hall pass from her husband. The events, while all fiction, were inspired by a friend and his own fantasy.

If you like it, please let me know. Leave a comment here or on Medium, or tweet at me on Twitter.

Read part 1 of “Everyone’s a Winner”

Read part 2 of “Everyone’s a Winner”

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New Book: The Blonde in 3C

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First original book in far too long is finally out. It’s been so long, in fact, that I barely remember how to wrote a blog post on here! Bear with me, we’ll get through this (and by we, I mean me). In the meantime, you can check the book out on Amazon. It’ll be up later on other sites.

Here’s the blurb:

From neighbor to friend to wife to… hotwife?

Cooper always had a crush on Annika, the blonde in apartment 3C. She was friendly. She was pretty. Best of all, she had loud sex with her boyfriend, Brett, that Cooper could hear through the floorboards. He never thought that one day, he would marry that sexy blonde.

But first impressions are hard to shake, and Cooper’s first impression of his future bride was of an insatiable woman he could never fully satisfy. He was always waiting for the other shoe to drop, for a new man to take his place, for him to lose it all. A hotwife fantasy was born and it grew with their marriage.

The things that Annika did for love always surprised her, but that was just who she was. She gave all of her energy to a relationship. She’d done some wild things for her hedonistic former boyfriend, Brett. She was still trying to figure out Cooper.

When they attend Brett’s wedding, Annika and Cooper are put to the test. Will Annika be tempted by the past? Will Cooper’s repressed fantasy explode into the open?

Find out in The Blonde in 3C.

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I’m on Medium

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Not to bury the lead, but I set up a Medium account, where I’ll post some short stories (some old, some new). Check it out at kennywriter.medium.com, and definitely follow it, please. The good stuff will start flowing once I hit 100 Followers.

But that’s not all this post is about. I wanted to give a few shout-outs to other authors in the genre, and some of the great news that’s happening. First, to continue with the Medium theme, here’s some quick bullet points:

Speaking of Ben Boswell, he’s recently started a Patreon account. Currently, I believe it’s free as he builds his critical mass. If you like what he does and want to see more of it, definitely head over there to support him.

Finally (at least finally in terms of plugs), hotwifebooks.com, which you may have noticed hasn’t been updated in a while, should be making a comeback soon, only now, it’ll become the home to all the #ACHE writers. The hope is that it’ll be a searchable resource for people looking for hotwife (and cuckold) themed erotica books. Keep an eye out for that!

Take care, all, and if you’ve got a moment, please follow me on Medium. Would be hugely appreciative.

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New book: I Married a Party Girl

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After a long drought, I’ve finally got a new book out! This one, like the last, is a collaboration with another fantastic writer, Ben Boswell (we wrote the Parallel Lines books together). I’ll write about how these collaborations work in another post (hopefully sooner rather than later), but the end result is great.

I Married a Party Girl will be published in two parts (the first is out now, the other will be out in a few weeks).

Kenzie and Ashley were quite the pair back in the day, desired by men, envied by women, and always the life of the party. But then they grew up… or did they?

A business trip and some unexpected revelations bring past and present into contact in a silly, sexy romp that that will answer that eternal question: What happens when you marry a Party Girl?

Party Girl, Book 1, is currently available at:

Keep checking the book details page for more (it’s coming to Apple Books, may even be there now but I can’t dig up a link).

Update:

The second (and final) book is available now! I Married a Party Girl 2 picks up right where the first book left off. We deal with Deshawn, Kenzie’s old coworker and boss, and how he brings out Kenzie’s party girl past, in ways that her best friend, Ashley, never could.

Currently available at:

Wife I Didn't Know cover
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New book out now!

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Max Sebastian and I wrote a thing! If you’ve been reading my books over the years, you’ll know that I work with a small group of other authors, bouncing ideas off one another.

Recently, Max has been focused on trying to find the (hotwife) silver-lining in this horrific pandemic. After he released A Lockdown Affair, we got to talking. Talking turned into writing. Writing turned into The Wife I Didn’t Know.

Here’s the blurb:

When Damien Sullivan woke from a COVID-19 induced coma, he couldn’t remember the last twenty years of his life. He didn’t recognize the world around him. He couldn’t remember the huge house he lived in or the successful career that he’d built. And most surprising of all, he couldn’t remember the woman he married.

Dana Sullivan is smart, successful, and gorgeous. Out of the nightmare of his memory loss, she is a dream come true. They explore one another anew, closer than strangers, fresh like new lovers.

And then Damien discovers that Dana hides a secret life of dark desires and sordid fantasies—one that even the old Damien didn’t know about. One that involved Dana stepping out with other men. One that, Damien realizes, turns him on.

Are these just fantasies? Find out in Kenny Wright and Max Sebastian’s latest book, The Wife I Didn’t Know.

Right now, it’s just available on Amazon and Smashwords, but we’ll publish on all the other book platforms once I get a few things in order.

I have other books in the works, including another collaboration (this one with Ben Boswell), and a guest spot on Kirsten McCurran’s upcoming book (a spiritual successor to Annie’s Affair, if you will). Lots of fun to be had, but let’s start with The Wife I Didn’t Know.

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On writing an erotic book series

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I’ve now written a couple of these things—the Training to Love It series and, just recently, the Bull’s Eye series (not to mention a few of the two-book affairs that I don’t think count). I’m by no means an authority on the subject—other phenomenal erotica authors out there have a lot more under their belt (K.T. Morrison, for example)—but here are a few thoughts I have on them, while they’re still fresh.

First, the not-so-good stuff. Writing a good story, with a solid arc and characters that both feel real and grow throughout, is already challenging. To stretch this out over the course of three or five or whatever books adds another layer of difficulty to the task.

Additionally, as with any story series, there’s a pressure to top the previous book—the drama needs to be higher, the action more intense, and, because this is erotica we’re talking about, the sex needs to be more extreme. Or at least it needs to feel more fresh, and honestly the easiest way to do this is to push more boundaries.

Finally, there’s the sales side of things. People are less interested in jumping into a long series, especially when all they’re looking for is a quick, hot story. Sales of each new book start tailing off. There’s less return on the investment of time, and as I said before, often times that last book is the hardest, longest one to write. Luckily for me, I’m fortunate enough to be in a place where I mostly write for the enjoyment of writing. If a story is going to require five books, that’s what’s going to happen.

That leads nicely into why I write them, actually. Sometimes, the scope of a story just demands it. Training to Love It, for example, needed a trilogy to properly follow the evolution of a “normal” couple into a hotwife relationship. Bull’s Eye could have been a single, stand-alone book, if I just wrote a story from the bull’s perspective (my initial thought). But I knew from the beginning that this was, in fact, a love story between two unlikely characters, and in order for that love story to feel authentic, it was going to take more than a single book to tell.

As a reader and consumer of media, I love immersing myself in a good series. I love to get lost in the characters and the world that the author has crafted, and I’m always sad to see it end. I’ve found that I’d rather watch a well-produced television show than watch a movie. I get more satisfaction out of them. I get drawn in much deeper.

Will there be more series from Kenny Wright? Of course. Not every story needs multiple books to tell, but the ones that do will get the time. Just don’t hold your breath for any in the immediate future. Bull’s Eye took years to write (between other projects). Training to Love It was a similar endeavor. And right now, I’ve got a number of semi-complete single books in the works. You’ll have to be content with those.

How about you? Do you enjoy reading a series of books, or just one-offs? Read any other good erotica series? Share them here!

(And as another plug, definitely check out Bull’s Eye and Training to Love It if you haven’t yet.)