Monica Rose Kiesel
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As Starsky recovers from Gunther’s attempted assassination, a hospital volunteer reads to him from a book of classic literature. To his surprise, he finds an uncomfortable parallel in the relationship of the book’s protagonists to his own relationship with his partner. Author’s Note: This story originally appeared in the zine Nightlight 2 in 1991, edited and published by April… -
FictionSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash Post-SeriesSlash RomanceSlash ZineficAs Starsky nears the end of his rehabilitation after Gunther’s attempted assassination, he and Hutch have yet to work out the details of this new twist in their relationship. Archivist Note: A bouquet of roses and lots of thanks to Solo and SHaron for all their help scanning and proofing these classic stories! This story originally appeared in the…
Two Hearts One Fire
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Hutch confesses something that Starsky wants to clarify. Originally published in the mixed Starsky and Hutch zine, The Lucky and the Strong, in 1993. Starsky leaned against the Torino squinting from the sun in his eyes trying to look at Hutch. It wasn’t easy. “So, what you’re tryin’ to tell me is that, after all-these-years of bein’ partners, suddenly you’re hot… -
FictionGen Episode-RelatedGen FicGen RomanceGen ZineficTerry Roberts is having a bad day. She’s late for school, and missed the safety talk given by a handsome police officer that everyone seems smitten by. Originally published in the mixed Starsky and Hutch zine, The Lucky and the Strong, in 1993. “Oh, no, it was Safety Day, wasn’t it?” Terry groaned. The day had started off badly,…
Officer Friendly
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FictionGen Episode-RelatedGen FicGen ZineficStarsky’s re-awakening after Gunther’s assassination attempt involves a lot of activity he’s not sure he understands. A bouquet of roses and lots of thanks to Solo and SHaron for all their help scanning and proofing these classic stories. Special thanks to Donna F. for helping to proofread this story for the archive. Originally published in Lifeline, A Decade Of Sweet…
Don’t Cry Down My Back, Baby, You Might Rust My Spurs
by Monica Rose Kiesel 496 views
