Category Archives: Slash

Author’s Note: Here’s a link to the music that inspired the story, in case you’d like to listen while reading. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faRYWZz5Y7A Starsky stepped out of his Torino, took a deep breath, stretched, and relaxed. Such a lovely day: bright blue … Continue reading →

Click here to read the first story- A Woman’s Work is Never Done Click here to read the second story- If There Had Been Wise Women, They Would Have Brought Food–And Diapers Click here to read the third story- Merger and Acquisition … Continue reading →

Author’s Note: Fun History Fact. The origin for Tie a Yellow Ribbon dates to the Civil War. A soldier returning from Andersonville prison to Pennsylvania on stagecoach had written his girl saying if she hadn’t married and still wanted him … Continue reading →

– for Mvernet Hutch has lost all track of time. How long has he lain on this rocky hillside, pinned beneath his car? Stones dig into his back, dirt cakes his shirt sleeves. Has it been two days or is … Continue reading →

“Hey, you hear that?” Starsky asked. “Hear what?” “That chirping sound. You don’t hear it?” “That’s a cricket. What about it?” asked Hutch. “Well, it sounds like it’s in the house.” “I don’t think so. It’s clearly coming from outside.” … Continue reading →