Spanking novel

Illustration by Édouard-Henri Avril from the erotic novel Fanny Hill (1749).

18th-century illustration by an unknown artist that may have been intended for Fanny Hill.

Cover of Le Dressage de la Maid-Esclave (1930) by Bernard Valonnes (aka Don Brennus Aléra).

A spanking novel is longer work of spanking-related literature. A spanking novel can take the form of a novel-length spanking story, but most commonly it is a series of spanking stories, each of which comprises a chapter of the novel — a format also known as a spanking series.

Note that not every novel which features some mention of spanking can be called a spanking novel. In a spanking novel, spanking is an essential and recurring theme throughout the work. Many spanking novels are actually of a length which would classify them as novellas if they were published commercially.

See the Victorian era and Edwardian era for lists of 19th and 20th Century flagellation novels and novellas, as well as early 20th century French spanking literature.

Examples

• Thérèse philosophe, ascribed to Jean-Baptiste de Boyer, Marquis d'Argens (1748/1774)
• The Birchen Bouquet (first published around 1770, reprinted in 1826, in 1860, and again in 1881)
• Venus School Mistress; or Birchen Sports by Theresa Berkley (1810)
• The New Ladies' Tickler by anonymous (1866)
• The Merry Order of St. Bridget by James Glass Bertram/Margaret Anson York (1868)
• The Romance of Chastisement by George H. Stock (c. 1871)
• Library Illustrative of Social Progress by anonymous (1872)
• The Convent School, or Early Experiences of A Young Flagellant by Rosa Coote (1876)
• First Training (c. 1890)
• With Rod and Bum by Ophelia Cox (1890s)
• The Yellow Room by anonymous (1891)
• Gynecocracy by Julian Robinson (1893)
• Beatrice by anonymous (1895)
• Tales of Fun and Flagellation by Lady Gay Spanker (1896)
• Nell in Bridewell by Wilhelm Reinhard (1900)
• The Memoirs of Dolly Morton by Jean de Villiot (attributed to Hugues Rebell = George Grassal) (1899)
• "Frank" and I by anonymous (1902)
• Birch in the Boudoir, aka Beauty in the Birch by Jean de Villiot (1905)
• Mein Schicksal. Bekenntnisse von Edith Cadwé by Edith Kadivec (c. 1926); Idem:
  • Bekenntnisse und Erlebnisse (July 1931)
  • Eros, der Sinn meines Lebens (December 1931)
• The Story of O by Pauline Réage (1954)
• Ironwood (first of a series) by Don Winslow (1988)
• Shadow Lane (series of spanking stories) by Eve Howard
• A Brief Education by Denise Hall
• Presented in Leather by Claire Willows
• Our Scene by Wilma Kauffen (1989)
• The Nothing Things by P. N. Dedeaux
• An English Education by P. N. Dedeaux
• Shades of Singapore: Sister Sarah Balfour's Memoirs of Judicial Caning in South Africa, Vol. I by Angus Balfour (1994)
• Blushing at Both Ends by Philip Kemp
• The Old Rectory by anonymous
• Melody's Stories by Lurking Dragon (1997-2002)
• Camp Torowa Falls by Bobby Watson (2005-2008)
• Geomancer by Fulgur (2006?)
• Over the Knee by Fiona Locke (2006)
• Child's Play by Lawrence Kinden
• Screaming Eagles by Daria Little

More can be found in the novels category.

French vintage spanking novels

In the early 20th century there was a boom of French spanking novels, mostly published by various publishing houses in Paris. Many of these were nicely illustrated in the drawing styles of the genre and time. Our sister wiki Biblio Curiosa, maintained by Thanalie, is a very good resource on these works. Some selected examples (whose copyright has expired so they are now in the public domain) are even available online in full length as for-pay e-books at Eros-Thanatos. See also: Edwardian era

See also

• Graphic novel
• Victorian era
• Edwardian era
• early 20th century French spanking literature

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