One More River
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| Title: | One More River | |
| Publisher: | 10-13 Enterprises | |
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| Author(s): | Terri Beckett and Chris Powers | |
| Cover Artist(s): | Nimue | |
| Illustrator(s): | Louise Davis and Nimue | |
| Date(s): | 1983 | |
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| Genre: | slash | |
| Fandom: | Starsky and Hutch | |
| Language: | English | |
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One More River is a slash, 194-page Starsky and Hutch novel by Terri Beckett and Chris Powers.
It contains a very early, if not the earliest, Starsky and Hutch threesomes.
This zine won an Encore Award.
The Trilogy
It is part of "The Red Light Trilogy":
- One More Mountain (gen)
- One More River (slash)
- No Easy Answers (slash)
Summaries: The first book is post-Sweet Revenge - as Starsky recovers, his brother Nick turns up in trouble and wanting rescuing.
In the second book, Starsky gets back on the force but his first undercover assignment goes wrong and their dreams come crashing down.
In the third book Hutch and Starsky quit the force, and seek a new life. They live near Hutch's sister and her husband, who accept their sexual relationship. But Gunther is conducting a campaign of revenge from prison to destroy them. The last scene is reminiscent of the shoot-out at the barn in the TV episode, 'Trapped', without its resolution. Some readers compare the ending to the movie, 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.' Others have opined that the writers couldn't bring themselves to explicitly write out an ending that is strongly inferred though they lead the reader to an inevitably drawn conclusion.
Interior Art GalleryThese are a few selected images:
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