Peruvian Gypsy
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Poetry originally published in the zine Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans in 1995 by Linda McGee I used to think You didn’t need me, that I was the dependent one, Always needing you. I was a fool then, Too blind to see the little things. Through the years I’ve seen You shyly reaching out, Staying close, Hiding behind a wall… -
n old woman with special insight helps Starsky gain his own insight into his dilemma. This story was originally published in Fruit Cocktail Again produced in 1993. Special thanks to Kari M. for preparing it for the web. And special thanks to M H E Priest for help with transferring stories to this archive. The old woman, given the birth name of… -
Their first grocery shopping trip “together.” This story was originally published in Fruit Cocktail 4 produced in 1994. Special thanks to Kari M. for preparing it for the web. And special thanks to M H E Priest for help with transferring stories to this archive. Hutch paused on the threshold of the supermarket door, reluctant to enter the unknown realm. Starsky, on the… -
FictionSlash FicSlash Post-SeriesSlash RomanceSlash ZineficThe boys and a few friends attend a very special ceremony. This story was originally published in Over the Edge, a mixed-media zine produced in 1990, and later collected in the Starsky and Hutch Special Slash Collection, produced by Neon RainBow Press in 2007. Special thanks go to Marlene for typing / first proofing and to SHaron for final proofing. And special thanks to M H…
The Real Thing
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FictionGen Action/AdventureGen FicGen PoetryGen ZineficBusting a pimp at Christmastime has taken on a rhyme and rhythm all its own. This poem was originally published in the Starsky and Hutch Special Collection, published by Neon RainBow Press. Thanks go to Marlene for typing / first proofing and to SHaron for final proofing. And special thanks to M H E Priest for help with transferring stories to this archive. Sung…
T’was the Week Before Xmas
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Starsky, now blind, encourages Hutch to leave him and get on with his life. This story was originally published in the S/H zine TURNED TO FIRE, produced by Idiot Triplets Press in 1994. Special thanks to Daphne G. for translating this story to an electronic format. And special thanks to M H E Priest for help with transferring stories to this archive. Starsky’s…
