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Warrior of the Past
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Warrior of the Past |
| Author(s): | Charlotte Frost |
| Date(s): | 1999 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | Starsky & Hutch |
| Relationship(s): | |
| External Links: | online here |
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Warrior of the Past is a slash Starsky & Hutch story by Charlotte Frost.
It was printed in Heart and Soul #5 and later online.
The Author Comments
I pitied one of my betas where this story was concerned. She was very much a Hutch/DS fan, and she couldn’t stand for Hutch to be depicted as anything other than perfect. So, I always had to filter her comments through her admitted prejudices. I’m not sure this little piece can claim to be very realistic, but I liked writing it, and I even re-read it on occasion. It gives me a wicked chuckle. [1]
I still chuckle at the SH story, "Warrior of the Past", where most of it is a letter that Hutch wrote to Internal Affairs. An "it's all about Hutch" beta was very disturbed that Hutch lied in the letter about an important fact. I countered, "Do you want me to point out all the times in the series that Hutch told a lie?" I could imagine her muttering when she answered back, "No. That's okay." [2]
Reactions and Reviews
It's mostly written as a report from Hutch explaining WHY he broke into an art gallery and stole a painting. The explanation is very well-thought out. I believed him, really I did. The problem is...it's not all that it seems. I love the twist at the end. [3]
An excellent writer. Too angst ridden at times for me, but always well crafted and always interesting and fun. [4]
References
- ^ by Charlotte Frost from Starsky and Hutch -- Stories I Have Known, accessed December 14, 2012
- ^ by Charlotte Frost from The Arguement and the Favored Character, posted October 2013; WebCite
- ^ a 2003 comment at Crack Van
- ^ a 2003 comment at Crack Van