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Hutch takes a trip without Starsky, but Starsky is still with him anyway. Originally published in The Fix #1 in 1987. The carillon calls. The sound of that Mediterranean summer signifies my rebirth, chants of my stay in Italy without you. After those long months attending your convalescence, your need feeding upon my faith, I was emptied; I found… -
New partners Starsky and Hutch deal with their emotional reactions to a case involving the death of a child. Archivist’s Note: This story can be read as either gen or slash, but we feel slash is implied, thus the categorization of SLASH. Originally published in Boys In Blue Zine in 2008, edited by Enednoviel. Jasmine: Any of several shrubs… -
Starsky gives Hutch a kitten and regrets it instantly. For Molo. Originally published in the SHareCon 2008 zine. Hutch was on the floor on his hands and knees, ass end in the air. I was looking at the view and thinking about riding the boy into serious surrender. He turned his head, looked at me over his shoulder and… -
Starsky and Hutch have different techniques when it comes to interrogations. Originally published in the 2006 SHareCon zine. He was a dripping blob. If sweat equaled guilt then we had him. Water was running off him like a faucet. He didn’t smell too good either. My partner was playing his usual good cop role. He could do the bad cop… -
Starsky was a happy man–homicide lieutenant, nice house, dog, cat, and fifteen years of domesticity with the person he loved who loved him back. Yes, Starsky was a happy man, if only his perfect partner wasn’t so aggravating! The first in a series of “Golden Boy” stories. Golden Boy first appeared in the Starsky & Hutch slash zine, Blue Eyes… -
Starsky puts up with a lot from his partner, the writer, but this time enough is enough and a battle line had to be drawn! From the uncomfortable confines of a Best Western hotel room, Starsky ruminates on what brought him to this sad state of affairs. Sequel to Golden Boy. Second in the Golden Boy series. Why I Live…