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Ballad for A Blue Lady
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Starsky finds a dejected Hutch after the Fitch case ends. Originally published in Venice Place Chronicles Volume IX in 2012. Closed — Death in the Family, the flimsy sign read, taped to the club entrance. Starsky marveled that Hutch hadn’t ripped it free of the door and into shreds, scattering the pieces like so much confetti. Maybe some well-meaning… -
FictionSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash RomanceSlash ZineficDuring the episode, Ballad for a Blue Lady, things are not going well for Starsky and Hutch, either professionally or personally. Hutch, working undercover, needs to get close to a woman to convince her to testify against her boss, the mobster, Joe Fitch. But the strain from the case is pushing Starsky and Hutch to a tipping point in their…
The Best I Can
by April Valentine 317 views -
FictionSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash ZineficStarsky and Hutch are still working out the details of their relatively new sexual relationship. And the details are getting complicated. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch slash zine, Turned to Fire, in 1994. Starsky sat as he had ever since they’d left the bar, eyes straight ahead, grim profile proclaiming his discontent. Same to you, buddy, Hutch…
Discovering Fire
by Linda McGeeby Linda McGee 171 views -
FictionSlash Case FicSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash Non-ConsensualSlash NovelSlash Post-SeriesSlash ZineficPost-“Ballad for a Blue Lady” where S&H are undercover on an unrelated case. This novel originally appeared as the fanzine PHANTOMS, published by Charlotte Frost in 1997. 73,506 words PART ONE “Come now,” Louis Milford admonished as he reached into his pocket for a cigarette. He was a bulky man, six feet tall and some 250 pounds. His right-hand…
Phantoms
by Charlotte Frost 311 views -
After Marianne, Starsky confronts Hutch about his behaviour. Episode related: Ballad for a Blue Lady This is as close as I can come to what I wanted to do. The title is from the Eagles song Desperado and I have taken the liberty of pre-dating its release. “You Will Sit, AND, You Will Shut Up.” The words were fired… -
Every now and then my partner still loses himself like a kid at the fair. Written in response to the LJ Community prompt fill: Hutch: Singing the Blues here was a boy A very strange enchanted boy They say he wandered very far, Very far over land and sea. A little shy and sad of eye But very wise…