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Zine
Title: SHareCon
Publisher: SHareCon
Editor(s): Flamingo
Date(s): 2000 – 2019
Series?:
Medium: print zine, fanfic
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Fandom: Starsky and Hutch
Language: English
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The SHareCon zine contains both gen and slash. It is published every two years for the SHareCon convention in Maryland. Wanna Share? is this zine's predecessor.

2000

See the 2000 SHareCon convention.

cover of issue #1, 2000

SHareCon 2000 has 67 pages.

This zine is online here.

Reactions and Reviews: 2000

[KimberlyFDR]
[The Trouble with Stakeouts]: Why this must be read: Starsky's mad and it's all about the lack of sex. "We had time," Starsky repeated. "What one of us didn't have was desire. That simple." But Starsky gets his and Hutch is all the things a good partner should be, even in the confines of the Torino. Huggy's discovery just makes a good thing even better.[18]

2002

See the 2002 SHareCon convention.

cover of issue #2, 2002

SHareCon 2002 has 82 pages.

The zine is online here.

Reactions and Reviews: 2002

[KimberlyFDR]
[It's a Wonderful Life]: This was originally published in the SHareCon 2002 zine. Like the old movie asks, how does our presence affect those around us? We may think others would be better off without us, but is that necessarily true? Starsky's about to find out. Hutch and he had a fight where the last thing Hutch said to him was that Starsky was the worst thing that ever happened to him. It may be the last thing either of them remember about the other because immediately after that Hutch was hit by a car. Now Starsky thinks that Hutch was right, maybe everyone would be better off if Starsky hadn't ever been in their lives. Huggy sets out to prove him wrong. So many instances: Humphries, the herion, Vanessa, Gillian, etc. So many times when Starsky was there, able to save Hutch time and again. But without Starsky around, what becomes of Hutch? Huggy reveals all and it's a sobering reality. Starsky learns his lesson well, but will Hutch wake up so that they can get back what they had?[41]
[KimberlyFDR]
[Lingering]: […] Set during Sweet Revenge, this was originally in the SHarecon 2002 zine. Simplicity is often more powerful than complication. It starts out as a memory, Ruth Starsky remembering back to when her child was small and had a tendancy to linger. And he continued, throughout his life, to linger. He spent time exploring the world, his place in it, and the beauty that it held. Ruth has come to understand that is her son's gift, to linger and explore and love in his own way. It's what makes him special and makes him unique.[42]
[kassidy62]
[Talkin' Dirty Bingo and Cheap Toupees]: What other story features a 4 lb. Yorkie (2 lbs. of it teeth), a careening detective Hutchinson crashing into a door on a chase and nearly knocking himself out (“He was holding his nose. ‘Freeze! Bolice!’ he mumbled”), Huggy as a minister (at the ‘First Tabernacle of the Temple of Righteous Compensation,’ no less), and a couple of detectives caught performing a sexual act on Dobey’s desk that includes toupee frottage?[43]

2004

See the 2004 SHareCon convention.

cover of issue #3, 2004

SHareCon 2004 has 100 pages. It has been archived online here [44].

Reactions and Reviews: 2004

In 2004, the SHareCon zine featured Partners in Adversity by CrowRow (Rosemary's VP name) and Flamingo that focused on the Starsky and Hutch movie with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson released that year. In the movie, after the "new" Starsky drops his Torino in the bay, the original Hutch (David Soul) sells a Torino to him over the protest of the original Starsky (Paul Michael Glaser). On VP, we decided that replacement Torino was only one of the original Starsky's cars, since he had one for every day of the week. It became our new "fanon." The story also treated the movie S&H (sometimes referred to by their first names, or as "the short one" or "the blond one") as crude interlopers on the VP scene. Other issues in the story involved the emerging popularity of LJ and the difficulty some fans had (personified by Hutch) in making the switch to the new medium. We were still using disks back then to transfer files. Remember that?[50]

2006

See the 2006 SHareCon convention.

SHareCon 2006 has 79 pages. Cover Illo is by LAPinn. Interior art: Lorraine Brevig and Enednoviel.

cover of issue #4, 2006, by LAPinn
interior art by Enednoviel, Sharecon 2006

This issue is online here.

2008

See the 2008 SHareCon convention.

front cover, 2008
back cover, 2008, Lorraine Brevig, title: "Smile for Me, Babe" - a fan in 2011 wrote: "The Trap is an episode I could live without, but I really, really like your Starsky here!" [55]

SHareCon 2008 has 111 pages.

It is online here.

Reactions and Reviews: 2008

[Daisy Morgan]
[Searching the Darkness for Stars]: Starsky & Hutch can see each other despite the darkness that surrounds them both literally and metaphorically. Inspired in part by an unfilmed S&H script.[59]

2010

See the 2010 SHareCon convention.

SHareCon 2010 has 109 pages.

It is online here.

From the zine flyer:

[This zine contains] slash and gen short stories by Dawnwind, xtexan86, Nicky Gabriel, Cyanne, Angel, Laura McEwan, Missy LeHand, Jatona P. Walker, Barrie (MASHFanficChick), LilyK, Chel, jane, mah, Dana Austin Marsh, and another "Venice Place" tale by Rosemary and Flamingo. There are a number of short vignettes by Suz, art and poetry by Vedette Ciel and Moni K., and art pieces by Nicol Tyler, Nicky Gabriel, and Lorraine Brevig. In addition there are puzzles by Hutchlover, a zebra bookmark and a Torino origami by SHaron, Dungeons & Dragons character sheets by Dorothy, and an updated S&H Info sheet by Kat. Cover illo by L A. Pinn.

2012

See the 2012 SHareCon convention.

SHareCon 2012 contains 99 pages and was published in 2012. It contains a color illustration by Lorraine Brevig.

It is online here.

cover of 2012
from the 2012 issue, "Say What, Now?" by Deb Walsh
from the 2012 issue, "In the Arms of Love" by Lorraine Brevig

2014

See the 2014 SHareCon convention.

This issue is online here.

cover of the 2014 issue

From the editor:

The cover for the 2014 SHareCon zine is a lovely celebration of the names our boys have for each other. Some endearments are the same, some are halves of a whole, and others are unique to the character of each man, but all of them say Starsky & Hutch and the love they have for each other.

It's a joy to be editing this zine once again; this is my fifth zine and seventh SHareCon overall. Once again, our con members, supporters, and friends have come through with wonderful stories, art, poems, puzzles, and crafts, each of which is very different but shows the common love we have for Starsky & Hutch. I hope you have as much fun reading as I did compiling.

Each creator has an email address listed. Please consider dropping them a line to let them know what you thought. Feedback doesn't have to be long to be greatly appreciated.

I'm thrilled to be one of the crazy people bringing you this year's SHareCon and we hope that you have a wonderful time at the con, whether you are attending in person or with us in spirit.

The content is almost all online here.

2016

See the 2016 SHareCon convention.

cover of the 2016 zine

The con zine contains 103 pages of fiction, poems, photos, games, and an essay.

It is online here.

Note from the Editor:

This year's cover takes us back to the very beginning and the zine is a lovely celebration of Starsky & Hutch, their love for each other, and our love for them. Once again I had the honor of editing the zine and I'm grateful to everyone who sent us such lovely stories, art, puzzles, poems, trivia, and essays. I'm especially thankful for how easy you all were to work with, everyone was responsive and flexible and that made my job so much easier.

Every piece in the zine includes the creator's email address at the end. Please think about sending them feedback on their creations; even a short note means a lot.

Enjoy the zine, enjoy the con, and thanks for being part of the party. -Cyanne

Note from the Publisher:

Until you have created a zine, you cannot know how much work is involved. Cyanne took on the SHareCon zines years ago—I don't even remember when!—and has done an amazing job over the years on a tight schedule while also maintaining the con's website, the SH archive, creating surveys, and god-knows-what-else I think up for her to do at the last minute. Her zines have always been beautifully put together and well balanced, interesting, and fun books. Any writer or artist lucky enough to be featured in them has had their work treated with respect and care.

I cannot express enough gratitude to this woman who continues to work with me on cons, archives, advent and solstice calendars, websites, and of course, zines. She is a treasure, a creative artist, and I count her as one of my dearest friends. If you see me doing something creative on line, trust me, Cyanne is the wizard behind the curtains. I love you, my sister. You're the best.

To all the contributors, thank you for your gifts! To all you readers, enjoy the zine, and share your enjoyment with others! Feedback is always appreciated. To all the attending and supporting members of SHareCon and contributors to the zine, thank you for your continuing support. We couldn't have a con, or a zine, without you! -Flamingo

2018

cover of the 2018 zine
from the 2018 issue, “Fly With Me,” Said the Dragon King by Suzan Lovett
from the 2018 issue, Variations on a Theme by Suzan Lovett

SHareCon 2018 contains 200 pages of fic, art, poetry, nonogram puzzles, and a fan account of meeting the actors at Trifecta 2018. The cover art is by L.A. Pinn and the cover design is by Flamingo.

This issue is online here.

SHareCon has never had a 200 page zine before. Ask anyone who's ever produced even a small zine, and they'll tell you it's an incredibly complicated process. And in spite of Cyanne's comments above, I did very little to make this gorgeous book happen. Cyanne is an amazing zine producer, a generous and careful editor, and one of the very hardest working fans I know. She'll edit this, too. She can't help herself. Thank God. Because everything I produce has errors. I trust her to find them. I trust her. And I thank her for all the work this book represents.

Special thanks, too, go to Keri, who reviewed everything I wrote, scraped off all the rusty parts, commented on all the illogical stuff, and basically stroked my stale and battered writing soul until she convinced me I could still do this stuff. Keri helped me get my stories into good enough shape for Cyanne, who then made them shine. I couldn't have done it without you guys.

A big thank you to Suzan for providing the kind of inspiration that could kickstart any frozen writer's heart! You'll see!!!

The SHareCon zine is supposed to represent a snapshot of the fandom today. This 200 page zine is saying loudly that the fandom is alive, it's vibrant, it's very much now. I hope you're in the Torino with us. And whether you're a Founding Mother, an old timer like me, or a sparkling new recruit, we're so happy to have you. Welcome to SHareCon. -Flamingo

2019

cover of the 2019 zine

SHareCon 2019 has 161 pages. The cover art is by L.A. Pinn and shows an image of Starsky and Hutch surrounded by quotes and phrases from the show.

The zine is online here.

Cyanne's Comments

Not only were we crazy enough to hold SHareCon two years in a row, we were crazy enough to produce another zine. And you were certainly up to the challenge. Thanks to all of our contributors for the wonderful puzzles, art, and stories that I had the honor of compiling. And thanks for your patience with the editing process.

Many thanks to Flamingo and Keri for their assistance in editing several of the stories. And special thanks to Flamingo for formatting all of the electronic versions of the zine--it's a lot more complicated than it appears.

Every piece has the creator' email addresses at the end; please consider sending feedback to let them know you enjoyed their work. It doesn't have to be long, but every comment is treasured.

Whether you are with us in person or in spirit, enjoy the zine and the con.

Reactions and Reviews: 2019

[Donna]
[Touching Hands] I loved this! Their handholding in the squad room is one of my favorite scenes in the whole series. It expressed so much about their relationship and the love they have for each other. "You're my pal Hutch" *sob* Touch was always so important to them throughout the series. This story expresses that so well. Thank you for sharing it! -- Donna[64]

2021

2023

  • art by Dawnwind (fusion with Elfquest)
  • other unknown content

2025

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