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Starsky’s first thoughts after Gunther’s shooting. Triple Drabble See end for Author’s note “Starsky! Get Down!” Hutch, I’m hit. Hurts like a mother fucker. Hutch! Answer me, goddammit! Oh God, Hutch, it hurts. Hutch? ~~~ Hands. Fucking hands touching me. But not his. Voices. But not his. Everyone shut the fuck up so I can hear him. What happened? Where… -
ArtFictionNicol TylerSlash FicSlash Post-SeriesStarsky has some ideas about his and Hutch’s future. Author’s Notes: Originally published in the 2025 Starsky & Hutch Advent Calendar. Many thanks to Nicol Tyler for collaborating with me and providing the beautiful illustration. Even at dusk, the blond hair was like a beacon. “Damn. Why’d he have to walk so far down the beach? I’m getting too…
You Can’t Save Them All
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Starsky does some after Christmas shopping. It was the week after Christmas and Hutch had spent the day at the Marshal Center for Exceptional Children helping to take down decorations and cleaning up some flower beds. He was tired and fulfilled. As he turned his car onto their street, he could see Starsky’s midnight blue Charger in the driveway. Long… -
Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 2 is a slash Starsky and Hutch anthology edited by Linda McGee, Kath Moonshine, and Mary Louise Fisher, under the name, Idiot Triplets Press, in 1996. Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans 2 The Idiot Triplets Press Introduction BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Here we are again with a second incarnation of Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans.… -
Starsky spends some time pondering after a conversation in the squad room takes a life of its own. Originally published in the 2025 Starsky & Hutch Advent Calendar. Author’s Notes at the end. It had started as a throwaway comment from Simmons. But then Babcock took it and ran. Before long, everyone in the squad room was in agreement… -
Following up on an unlikely lead, spells trouble. The city had been on high alert for days; all because some maniac had decided to set off incendiary devices in public areas. There had been four incidents in the last eight days. The choice of venue seemed random: a downtown post office; an army recruiting office; a grocery store and a…