Poetry. Hutch's thoughts about that name on the window. Relates to the Episodes 'The Plague 1 & 2'.

Poetry. A conversation after a bad day. Early on in partnership.

What if Starsky wasn't surprised to find out about John Blaine's secret life? What if Starsky is hiding a dark secret of his own?

Poem related to Targets Without a Badge

With Hutch on vacation, Starsky goes undercover as a Crossing Guard in a very dangerous neighborhood. It isn't as easy as it seems.

Hutch isn't feeling well and loses his voice. Starsky's there to look after him. Illness and comfort.

Set between the end of episode and the tag of 'Murder Ward'. Both partners are struggling to deal with what they've seen and been through at Cabrillo State Mental Institution.

Poetry inspired by those wonderful silent conversations

Hutch struggles to cope with the aftermath of Starsky's shooting but with everyone so focused on Starsky's recovery they are in danger of missing Hutch's deteriorating health until its too late. It takes Starsky to notice how seriously ill his partner is, but when he does will he be able to help him when he is still recovering himself? Or will things prove to be too much for Hutch

Alternate story to the episode Partners. Starsky and Hutch are tracking down a criminal when Hutch has an accident that leaves him with partial retrograde amnesia. How long will it take for him to remember who Starsky is? Can friendship be forgotten or is the essence always there? (I like Partners, don't get me wrong, but I love a proper amnesia story so this is my version of it.)

Can Starsky and Hutch get back to normal after the horrible events that might destroy their lives, this time for good? STORY COMPLETE

Hutch too finally finds happiness ...but only after near tragedy. -Sequel to "From this day forth and last story of the trilogy "Changes"- Co-writen by Judith Goodger.

Spanish Version of Feeling Blue. Thanks to Elisa for translating.

Starsky's Neighbor sequel. Starsky and Vicky get married, but their worst nightmare is about to start. Second of three interrelated stories. Co-written by Judith Goodger

First of three interrelated stories in which our guys meet two special women, but also, a powerful enemy along the way. Co-written by Judith Goodger

Starsky is feeling blue after losing Helen. A little extra added on to the tag.

After what began just as an ordinary stakeout, Starsky will have to fight his hardest battle to get back his life. Co-written by Cristina Pereira

Officer David Starsky is on his first undercover assignment. Kenneth Hutchinson has moved to Bay City and is planning to enter the police academy. Starsky's cover is endangered when he saves Ken from a predator. He struggles to keep Ken safe and not to blow his cover. AU.

A missing scene from THE PARTNERS. Starsky has a hard time coming to terms with Hutch's amnesia act.

The doors of hell went wide open for Starsky and Hutch after their last bust. Co-written by Wuemsel

An organ trafficking ring strikes Bay City and the case will be much closer to Starsky and Hutch than they might expect -Co-written with Cristina Pereira

What has Starsky bought Hutch for his birthday this year? Sentimental. Thanks to Janette for the inspiration.

Starsky and Hutch are spending the night in a hotel that keeps an awful secret among its walls

My take at a different Shootout epilogue, with a pinch of humor and some angst as well

Did you ever wonder why Starsky loves his car so much?