Spanking Letters

Spanking Letters was a spanking magazine published throughout the 1980s as a companion to Justice. Across 48 issues, it presented itself as an “Adult Spanking Quarterly” and later a monthly title, though publication was irregular. Most issues consisted entirely of reader‑style correspondence describing M/F and F/F punishments, widely believed to have been written by staff due to their uniform tone and implausible scenarios. Each edition included around forty black‑and‑white photographs of bare bottoms, spankings, tawsings and canings, mostly extracted from photo sets originally produced for Blushes, Blushes Supplement and Uniform Girls.
Only the covers were printed in colour. A brief shift in 1982–83 saw it reprint American material from titles such as Sting, before reverting to its familiar British pseudo‑correspondence format. The title ended around 1989–1990, replaced by Dear Blushes, incorporating Spanking Letters, effectively a simple change of name.