Guenter Klow and Gerda Mundinger were stablemates in the writing of erotic literature in the 1970s, specialising in case studies of unusual intimate behaviour. Mundinger, in fact, achieved the accolade of some publications in her name being taken up by the prestigious Grove Press. Their published styles were so close that they have been taken to be identical, and pseudonymous creations of the prolific Paul Little. This view is contested by a recent competitor using the name Mundinger-Klow, who claims to be the son of the pair. Klow wrote 'case studies' (fact of fiction, you decide) dealing with erotic chastisement, and his works are very hard to find. This book is a sort of 'spanking year book' for 1973, presenting six short studies from the 'domestic discipline' area of the subject exploring erotic aspects of family spanking (M/F, F/M, F/F and a little M/M) in entertainingly original (consensual) situations. It is well written, if a bit typographically flawed, and is well up to the author's high standard. A good one for aficionados. ( )