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A Thin Line by Lola (PG)
Since I began this month with fics from one of the most loved Starsky and Hutch episodes, it seems appropriate to end it with stories that tackle one of the most despised bits of S & H canon: Starsky versus Hutch.
No, don’t run away yet! You may end up surprised by how canon lead can be transformed into gold. Besides it’s not like I’m trying to inflict Huggy Bear and the Turkey fanfic on you. *shudder*
Fandom: STARSKY & HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Kira and Hutch/Kira implied
Author on LJ: unknown
Author Website: Writer's Block: Fanfic by Lola
Why this must be read:
Because this short piece by Lola is a gentle way to start Skank week -- I mean Kira week. Now, most of Lola’s writing is too sweet for my admittedly depraved tastes, but I love it when she plays with Hutch's dark side, and the bitter, unforgiving man she creates in this post-S versus H story is convincing and memorable. In “A Thin Line,” Starsky still loves her, but Hutch now hates her, or does he? Lola skillfully takes advantage of all of our preconceptions, and in the end, delivers an emotionally satisfying story about the ordeals we willingly undergo for the ones we love.
A Thin Line
No, don’t run away yet! You may end up surprised by how canon lead can be transformed into gold. Besides it’s not like I’m trying to inflict Huggy Bear and the Turkey fanfic on you. *shudder*
Fandom: STARSKY & HUTCH
Pairing: Starsky/Kira and Hutch/Kira implied
Author on LJ: unknown
Author Website: Writer's Block: Fanfic by Lola
Why this must be read:
Because this short piece by Lola is a gentle way to start Skank week -- I mean Kira week. Now, most of Lola’s writing is too sweet for my admittedly depraved tastes, but I love it when she plays with Hutch's dark side, and the bitter, unforgiving man she creates in this post-S versus H story is convincing and memorable. In “A Thin Line,” Starsky still loves her, but Hutch now hates her, or does he? Lola skillfully takes advantage of all of our preconceptions, and in the end, delivers an emotionally satisfying story about the ordeals we willingly undergo for the ones we love.
A Thin Line