Harry Merle

Several publishers began issuing paperback format books at the start of the 1970s, dealing with subjects, such as erotic spanking, that had previously not been allowed in print. They combined some written matter on the subject with often extended photographic sequences that were frequently only loosely connected with what had been written. This example is predominantly photographic in content, portraying a young man engaged in the practice indicated by the title, with the sequential show more compliance of two girls who (initially, at least) wear the iconic stretch cotton institutional-style garment found stimulating by many males. The pictures are complemented here by a very short story, with a school setting, that could well be called perfunctory, even though it is full of relevant action. Such books as this proved transient, and may perhaps be seen as forerunners of the many spanking magazines that started in that decade. show less