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Captain Dobey pairs Starsky with a new partner but Starsky has doubts that a partnership with this Hutchinson character will ever work out. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch gen zine, L.A. Vespers 1, which was published in December 1979. Captain Harold Dobey sat behind his desk, idly turning the pages of a personnel folder and smiling to… -
A tag to the tag from “Little Girl Lost.” Originally published in a very early Starsky and Hutch gen zine, LA Vespers 1, in 1979. He placed the ant farm on the top of the bookshelf and shook his head again. Starsky was such a kid sometimes. What the hell was he supposed to do with an ant farm,… -
Yesterday’s Ghost – Poem Chameleon in a world of gray Useless skill when All things are camouflaged and hidden Nothing seen or known. Was he then just an anachronism Caught in the relics Of his restless and blood-smeared past Unable to see reality? No one would ever pick him out Fade upon fade Wasted talent and worthless ability… -
After ‘The Fix’ Hutch decides he can’t be trusted. Pre-slash, so no sex or naughty parts. “Damn!” Starsky swore in irritation and unjammed the typewriter keys for the sixth time in five minutes. Why did things always seem to go worst just when there was the least time to spare? Any other time…. Well, that wasn’t exactly true. He prided… -
Hutch angst. How can you love me? I am all the things you dislike. I am the one who turns his face from the reality of death and the sad, sad state of the life that speaks of death and nothing else. I am the one who cries for justice and wields the death of a magnum’s bullet to… -
A pre-slash story following Shootout. The effect of the events in Shootout on Hutch. The jokes were awful, the idea worse, and he groaned inwardly as the stony faces of their small audience remained expressionless. It wouldn’t hurt them to pretend, goddamn it. After all, this was just a gag, not a Vegas opening, and it meant a lot…