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Something unexpected happens to Starsky and Hutch a week into a new phase in their relationship. Starsky tries to deal with it on his own, but will Hutch let him? Originally published in Venice Place Chronicles VIII in 2008. All our progress is an unfolding … You first have an instinct, then an opinion, then a knowledge … Trust… -
Oh, the pain… Officer Ken Hutchinson reeled against the pain that seemed to shoot through his entire body. His abrupt movements caused the chair he was tied up in to tilt precariously, hovering, before it finally came crashing sideways onto the hard floor below. His left temple hit the concrete, knocking him out, but giving him a temporary reprieve from… -
Hutch discovers the secret Starsky’s been hiding from him. Hutch entered the cool apartment lagging quite a few steps behind his more exuberant partner. He was just too tired to have made it out of the car and up the front steps any faster. Just how Starsky managed to maintain such high levels of energy, Hutch never knew. It had… -
Hutch comes home from a date and reflects back on it…and what’s missing from his life. The sequel to this story is Changes II. Ken Hutchinson stood in front of his bathroom mirror staring at the face that reflected back at him. Another day. Another date. Another lonely night. Maybe he was just getting older, or maybe he was beginning… -
Starsky has a miserable morning, contemplating the changes that have come over Hutch. This is the sequel to Changes I. Starsky bounced the basketball against the hard ground as he made his way alone through the paths that led to the basketball courts in Oceanside Park. It was a beautiful morning in southern California, but be barley noticed it… -
FictionGen FicGen Me and Thee ArchiveGen Pre-SeriesGen ZineficThe title pretty much summarizes it! Celebrating an anniversary. Originally published in the 2006 SHarecon Zine story. “Doncha wanna see what I have in my bag?” Sighing, Ken Hutchinson slowly looked up from the book he was trying to study from and glanced at his roommate. He knew Starsky had been standing there waiting to be noticed, and he should have…
To SHare a Life, You Gotta Start Somewhere