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A stormy night, a power outage, and a grateful Hutch. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch slash zine, Code 7 #4, in 1987. Surrounded by a vast assortment of material, Starsky occupied the middle of the kitchen floor. Ribbons, string, cones, glue, and sprays of glossy dark green leaves were spread over a wide area around him. He… -
A year after Starsky’s recovery from Gunther’s hit, Starsky and Hutch celebrate in their own way. Author’s Note: Special thanks to Donna for help with transcribing. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch zine, “Nighlight 2.” Groundhog Day had come and gone but the late-March evening was wet and cold and windy. The unspring-like weather matched the mood and… -
A tired Hutch isn’t catching on to all the subtle reminders Starsky keeps leaving him. What’s so special about tomorrow’s date? First published in the zine, Lifeline: A Decade of Sweet Revenge, in May, 1989, on the 10th anniversary of that episode. Special thanks to Donna F. for helping to digitize this story for the archive. They pulled into the basement… -
Starsky threw wide a paneled door. “After you,” he invited courteously. Hutch surveyed their new territory. Rocks and boulders seemed to constitute its dominant features, casting shadows on the rough, uneven stone surfaces of walls and ceiling… Starsky hugged him closer, propelling him further into their cave and closing the door. Hutch hugged back… “Isn’t a cave going to be…