Heinlein Spanks

I enjoyed reading Heinlein. The Spankings were a dessert. 

Robert A. Heinlein included spanking (often as disciplinary or erotic elements) in several of his novels, typically in contexts involving authority, family dynamics, or future societies. Below is a list of confirmed instances, based on direct textual references and fan analyses (e.g., from the Heinlein Society and reader discussions). I've noted the context briefly to avoid spoilers:

• Glory Road (1963): Explicit spanking scene during a romantic/disciplinary encounter between the protagonist and a female character.
• I Will Fear No Evil (1970): Contains a spanking scene in a BDSM-influenced context involving the main characters.
• Time Enough for Love (1973): Multiple references, including Lazarus Long spanking a female companion as part of their relationship dynamic.
• The Number of the Beast (1980): Features spanking in adventurous/sexual scenarios among the protagonists.
• To Sail Beyond the Sunset (1987): Maureen Johnson (the narrator) describes being spanked as a child and later in adult contexts.

Less explicit or debatable cases (mentions without full scenes):

• Stranger in a Strange Land (1961): Brief reference to corporal punishment, but no detailed spanking.
• Have Space Suit—Will Travel (1958): Implied disciplinary spanking in a family setting, but not graphic.

Heinlein's later works (post-1960s) tend to include these elements more openly, reflecting his evolving themes of free love and alternative social norms. For exact quotes or page numbers, check physical editions or searchable e-books, as they vary by publisher.