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Hutch’s marriage is troubled and his friendship with Starsky just beginning. Archivist’s Note: Please Note: Rated R for some content. Originally published in the Boys in Blue Zine in 2008, edited by Enednoviel. Don’t play the queen too early. Hutch knew by the second day of the week’s vacation between Academy classes that his marriage was ending. It… -
A recovered chapter from Starsky’s infamous zine: Hutch and Me Get It On a Whole Lot, written by Dave Starsky (Det.) as told to jat sapphire. This is one of those things that isn’t (or is it aren’t?) as hot as you think. Hutch and me, over the time we’ve been together, has made it a lot in the kitchen,… -
After “Omaha Tiger,” Starsky and Hutch, um, wrestle. Hutch thought it was so cute, throwing Terrible Tessie the lady wrestler at me and talking about double dates. Not that his dating Mrs. Ice in Her Pants Forbes wouldn’t be its own punishment, but … well, I had something else in mind. So I waited a week or so, to make… -
A missing scene between the zoo scene and the tag in “Pariah.” Three men in a deserted road, dead leaves drifting. Around them acres of empty cages. Though Starsky had uncocked his Beretta and turned away from where Prudholm lay bleeding in the dry gutter, still the air blew cold against the back of Hutch’s neck and his hands weren’t… -
It’s 2033. They’re old. They’re still together. The story first appeared in the zine Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions 1, published in 2002 by Flamingo. c. 2033 He dreamed of running and calling out, urgently, at the top of his voice, of drawing the heavy Magnum from under his arm and taking that moment out of time to steady and aim it,… -
“When he’s happy he just owns all the light in the place.” This first appeared in the zine “Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions 4” published in 2006 by Flamingo. A person can see the blood moving under Hutch’s skin. No kidding. These light blue lines, or in his wrist they’re like blue strings or something, a knot or a snag…