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Gen Drabble
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you sit and look at me and know i’m dyin’… Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch gen anthology zine LA Vespers 1 in 1979. you sit and look at me and know i’m dyin’ and i sit and look at you and know you’re goin’ to live and neither of us knows what the hell to do about… -
In L.A., …the only sensory deprivation… is touch. Originally published in the Starsky and Hutch gen anthology zine LA Vespers 1 in 1979. The faint outline of the San Gabriel Mountains is just discernable through the yellow haze. Visible pollutants high; sulphur content maximum. L.A., a city to taste and smell as well as see and hear. The only… -
Just a drabble about Starsky’s car. I loved the movie Gran Torino! “Are you sayin’ that this is a sissy car?” “I didn’t say that,” Hutch corrected. “I just said it wasn’t a real muscle car.” “You wanna’ explain your reasoning on that, Partner?” Starsky snarled. “Well, can you imagine a real action hero driving one?” Hutch asked patronizingly. Starsky… -
Why did that spotted dog keep showing up when they were in danger? Just a drabble. Had to be coincidence. Hutch said a “spotted dog” showed up whenever they got close to Stryker, and just in time to save Hutch’s life. That could mean anything. But maybe… Once there were partners, different as black and white, that no one thought… -
A drabble about Sweet Alice. At first she thought she could do it for him, for Handsome Hutch. But even the thought of his smile wasn’t stronger than the blessed emptiness that came from the pills and the bottles. In the end, every try crashed, dumping her right back where she’d been before. Except each time she was a little… -
A drabble based on the episode Texas Longhorn. “With Emmy-Lou gone, I figure living is a hard way to go.” That’s what Zack said, head cradled in Starsky’s lap, just before his body went lax and Hutch knew he was gone. Hutch leaned over to close his eyes, wondering, what would it be like to love someone so much that…