Hanky Panky

Hanky Panky is a slash Starsky and Hutch letterzine with occasional material from other fandoms.
It was published February 1982 to June 1986, though its longevity is deceptive; there was a very long gap between the second-to-the-last and the last issue.
The title and some illos of this letterzine are references to the Slasher Hanky Code.
From the first issue: "HP#1 -- a letter/comment zine, non-profit in nature, dedicated to the pursuit of freedom of thought and speech... Subscription information: 1 issue, $1.50; 4/$6.00/USA. UK Subs SASE Terri. All contributions and other than UK subs to Michelle."
While slash was often discussed in S and H, "Hanky Panky" was the first specifically slash Starsky & Hutch letterzine.
One interesting note: While there is much use of the "/" (virgule in quote marks), the word slash is never used anywhere in this letterzine. That honor of the first fanwork where the word "slash" is used to refer to m/m content belongs to the letterzine S and H. See Slash Terminology.
Many, many fans comment in letters that they had "to take a cold shower" as they read the stories and looked at the art.
This zine won an Encore Award.
In the beginning, the writers used just their first names and did not include their addresses. This began to change after about the first nine issues or so when some fans began to use their real names and addresses, citing confusion and the desire to communicate directly with each other. Some asked others to do the same, and requested that the editor print contact information. The letterzine never took a formal stand on the name issue, and left the decision in the hands of each contributor.
Like many early fan publications, the letterzine was published without any copyright notices and may, in the US, be in the public domain.
 
==This Fandom's Letterzines==
* S and H (June/July 1979-Jan. 1983) (gen, non-explicit slash)
 
* APB, (gen) (Spring 1981-Feb. 1986) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Handcuffs (1982) (slash)
* Hanky Panky (Feb. 1982-June 1986) (explicit slash)
* Word on the Street (1983-1984) (gen)
* Shootout (Oct. 1983- April 1986) (gen, non-explicit slash) 
* Between Friends (Jan. 1984-Dec. 1985) (gen, non-explicit slash) 
* Mixed Doubles (half Pros, half Starsky & Hutch) (1984-June 1989) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Torino Times (~1985-1988) (gen)
* The Who Do We Trust Times (Feb. 1986-Oct. 1987) (gen, non-explicit slash) 
* Tell Me Something I Don't Know (Jan. 1987-Sept. 1991) (gen, non-explicit slash) 
* Frienz (Nov. 1988-Nov. 1996) (gen, non-explicit slash)
*Black Bean Soup (May 1995-Jan. 2000) (strictly gen)
* Wanna Share?? (German language) (Sept. 1995-April 1998) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Me 'n Thee Times (Feb/March 1999-2000) (gen and non-explicit slash)==Reactions and Reviews==
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==Issue 1==
Hanky Panky 1 was published in January or February 1982 and contains 38 pages
* there is a writing challenge for a second pass-around zine called "Fly United." It is related to The Phone Booth and Cucumbers and Crisco.
* several fans complain about the title of the zine calling it "coy" and "cutesy"
* a fan writes some Kenny Rogers song lyrics and says they remind her of H/J
* the very first lines from the very first letter: 
* the TOTM is whether Hutch and Starsky are both or singularly gay or straight or bisexual, and when they "turned that way"
* a fan speculates on how long SH have been lovers: 
* a fan says: 
* a fan says she can see them becoming lovers at any point: 
* a fan writes that: 
* a fan says she was convinced SH weren't having sex during the aired episodes but: 
* a fan says she is fairly new to S/H, but gives a hint on how early fans were writing stories, if only for themselves, about the show: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan wants to see more romance in S/H: 
* a fan says she was a long-time subscriber to S and H but never once sent in a letter as: 
* a zined states that she will be publishing One More River: 
* a fan pleads: 
* a fan hopes that 
* a fan says she didn't find K/S much of a model for writing slash or explicit sex: 
* FICTION: "Morning Interlude," by Katy, "Morning with Starsky" by The Duchess, "Another Phone Booth Story" by Sid, "Let's Pretend" by ?, "The Kurz Curse" by Susan, "Gift of Love" by Sharon, "Brothers" by Patti, "
* POEMS: "Forever Yours" by Daemen, "Icarus" by Teleny, "In the Clear Light of Day" by Jean, "Ode to Camping Trip" by Lyndy Harding
* there is a proposal for a slash zine called "The Generic Zine" by Pacific Fruit Express
==Issue 2==
Hanky Panky 2 was undated, but probably published in May 1982 and contains 36 pages. The submission deadline was April 15.
* the TOTM is “How do you see S&H adjusting to being lovers? Do they adopt the gay lifestyle?”
* a fan writes that it is much easier to write to this letterzine: 
* a fan says: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan compares K/S and S/H: 
* a fan writes of changing acceptance: 
* POEMS: “One True Child Believes” by Misty, “Sunburn” by Lyndy, “A Cold and Lonely Place” by Billie Phillips, “David Michael” by Daemen, “R.S.V.P.” by The Duchess
* FICTION: “Stakeout Hustle” by Robbie, “Gotcha!” by Teleny, “Happy Mayday, Folks” by Jean (N.J.), “Guilt Trip” by Sharon, “A Day in the Life” by Prudence Phynagle, “A Typical Sunday Afternoon at Home” by Elaine, “A Piece of the Rock” by Ruth (H/J story)
==Issue 3==
Hanky Panky 3 is undated, but was published in 1982, best guess July. Submissions for issue #4 was June 21. It contains 35 pages.
* a number of fans say that their involvement and interest in S/H has made them more open and more interested in gay rights and in the “gay lifestyle” of men
* there is a notice from the editor about unauthorized Xerox copies, see image
* the TOTM is what would Dobey and Huggy think of their relationship?
* many fans say they feel that both Huggy and Dobey would be accepting of S&H’s sexual relationship, and that S&H wouldn’t adopt “the gay lifestyle” (cruising, sleeping with other guys, wearing earrings) but would adopt “the gay lifestyle” if that meant they would commit to each other and if they expressed a preference for “homosexual sex.”
* several fans wrote to say they enjoyed the fiction but hoped it wouldn’t crowd out the letters
* a fan jumps into this fandom: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan reviews some current gay pornographic magazines, “Stallion,” “Honch”, “Mandate,” Numbers,” Stars,” “Bronc,” “Blueboy,” and then the bi-weekly newspaper, “Advocate”
* POEMS: “Only You” by Michelle, “To Rick” by Robbie (Simon and Simon), “Sweet-Boy-Meat” by Misty, “Jaws” by Daemen, “Bart” by Ruth (from the movie Making Love which fans were discussing), “The Game” by Lyndy Hardy, “Play the Game” by Jean (N.J.), “Listen” by Syn
* FICTION: “In the Gym," part one by Elizabeth, “Grand Theft: Zoo Tram” by Mario (Simon and Simon), “A Day in the Life” part two by Prudence Phynagle, “Locker Room Lust” by Misty, “A Kurzory Glance” by Susan
File:hanky3centerfold.jpg|centerfold of issue #3, Ruth Kurz
File:hankypanky3art1.jpg|art from issue #3
File:hankypanky3art2.jpg||art from issue #3
File:hankypanky3art5.jpg||art from issue #3
==Issue 4==
Hanky Panky 4 is undated, though probably published September 1982, and contains 28 pages. Submission deadline was August 20, 1982.
* the TOTM is “Which partner would be more dominant?”
* a fan is pleased with Hanky Panky: 
* about the dominant partner: 
* a fan states that in her universe: 
* the editor of One More Mountain says the zine is nearly ready but there are stipulations: 
* a fan writes about Making Love and Simon and Simon: 
* about Code 7: 
* POEMS: “Silver Bowl Thoughts” by Sharon (Ohio), “On the Edge” by Jackie, “Leather and Lace” parts one and two by Misty
* FICTION: “Code Seven, or Afternoon Delight” by Jean, “In the Gym” part 2 of 4 by Elizabeth, “Freedom’s Gift” by Jean (Chicago (a Khan/Joaquim story (Wrath of Khan), “Changes” by Ruth (a H/J story), “A Day in the Life” (another chapter) by Prudence Phynagle
File:hankypanky4art1.jpg|art from issue #4, Khan and Joaquim
File:hankypanky4art2.jpg||art from issue #4
File:hanky4centerfold.jpg|centerfold of issue #4, Ruth Kurz
==Issue 5==
Hanky Panky 5 was published in December 1982, It contains 39 pages.
* the TOTM is “what are Starsky and Hutch’s favorite fantasies?”
* the editor of Code 7 is pleased the zine won four out of seven Huggys at ZCon and announces there will be a third issue, hopefully out “by next summer”
* fan apologizes for her handwritten letter, as she is saving her money up to buy a typewriter
* some of the art from the letterzine is being auctioned off. The proceeds will help pay for typewriter ribbons and envelopes
* a fan says she has created some other primary characters named Mark and Judson: 
* a fan says: 
* a fan writes that she loves “Hanky Panky”: 
* an Australian fan is: 
* fan asks: 
* a fan comments on Gunther's Revenge: 
* another fan says this about Gunther's Revenge: 
* a fan ruminates: 
* a fan writes about that H/J: 
* the editor says One More River is finally typed: 
* a fan writes: 
* the editor of the letterzine answers the previous letter: 
* there is a submission request for Who You Know, What You Know & How You Know It: 
* POEMS: “Thoughts on a Drawing” by Tam, “Tomorrow” by Barbara, “To Joachim” by Robbie, “With this Ring” by Daemen, “One the Same” by Claudia, “Hutch to Starsky” by Claudia, “Starsky to Hutch” by Claudia, “Run Swiftly” by Misty, “The Light Within” by Jean (N.J.), “Facets” by Barbara, “Blue in the Night” by Jean (N.J.)
* FICTION: “It Takes Two to Tangle” by Robbie, “Undercover” by Sharon, “In the Gym” parts 3 and 4 by Elizabeth, “Photofinished” by Rosemary, “A Brand New Day” by Chris, “Sweet Sixteen” by Ruth (H/J), “Knight Love” by Ruth (Knight Rider slash between Michael and Kitt, the car), “A Day in the Life” part three by Prudence Phynagle
* there is an ad for A Week in L.A.: “this is a 97-page H/J and S/H story, and like all H/J stories will be reprinted as needed.”
* there is an ad saying that Strokes is available. "Due to the mature nature of this zine – topics dealing with sex and violence – a statement indicating knowledge of subject matter is required."
==Issue 6==
Hanky Panky 6 was published in February 1983, the submission deadline for issue #6 was January 21, 1983. It contains 32 pages.
* TOTM: "HP #6 marks a whole years of existence for HP. How do you feel HP has affected S/H fandom? Where do you see this fandom going? Where do you want it to go?"
* a zined says she is dropping “Off the Cuff” as she’s gotten only two poem submissions and will put that content into Code 7 #3
* there is short, tongue-in-cheek essay by Misty called “What and When is Porn?”
* a fan responds to the TOTM: 
* another fan says: 
* fan says, while she thinks the editor of the letterzine should continue to print a variety of stories, she, too, is a little weary of all the explicit sex: 
* a fan asks: 
* a fan says that HP is a letterzine that should continue to offer a variety of stories: 
* fan writes that she’d like to see more discussion of the fanfiction in HP: 
* a fan responds to another’s letter about a need for less erotica: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan writes that: 
* a fan writes that she likes idea of the “bondage scene” as long as: ... 
* the editor of the letterzine responds to another fan: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan agrees there’s been too much sex in S/H: 
* a fan says she really enjoyed The Water is Wide: 
* a fan writes that S/H has a responsibility to society to be as good as it can be: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan comments that: 
* the writer of Bird of Paradise says the zine is nearly finished, that she has bought a computer (an Apple) and has named it "Colossus," and the zine will be printed on a letter-quality Toshiba printer
* POEMS: “If You Had Gone” by Daemen, “Ashes and Gold” by Jean (N.J.), “Last Resort” by Robbie, “Daydreams” by Misty (contains the lines: “What! Tie you to a brass bed? So, you like it rough?”), “Alternative” by Claudia, “Evening Tide” by Jean (N.J.),
* FICTION: “5 Hugs, 7 Kisses, 2 Hickeys, and 1 (Censored) Miscellaneous” by Chris (M.I.), “One Special Day” by Marie, “No Regrets” by Robbie (Simon and Simon), “Hot Cross Buns” by Robbie, “You Oughtta Be in Pictures” by Sharon, “When the Friendship is Over” by Carla
==Issue 7==
Hanky Panky 7 is undated and contains 35 pages. It was probably published in April 1983, the submission deadline was March 25.
* TOTM: “What about female/female relationships or is it just male/male relationships we are interested. Why or why not?” And, “What do S&H do on a lazy Saturday off?”
* a fan asks that a poll be taken to see if fans would be open to dropping the pseud requirements, that anyone who wishes could have their name and address printed so it would be easier for fans to talk to each other
* a fan asks: "Is Courts of Honor almost ready for distribution?? I’ve been waiting since the 4th of July to read [this novel]."
* fan says she enjoys female/female material as much as male/male but that "I rarely respond to any sort of erotica."
* answering the TOTM, a fan speculates that S&H would have a picnic on their day off. "They’d have cucumber salad… lots and lots of hot dogs with soft, luscious buns… [or they’d go to the zoo] and watch the monkeys peeling their bananas."
* a fan thinks the lack of interest in female/female stories has to do with the dearth of interesting women in media
* fan says she enjoys some gay porn films but likes / fiction better as it portrays more complicated relationships between men, less promiscuity, and more real-life situations. She also says she enjoys reading the fan fiction way more than talking about it, and that knowing too much about motive and stuff makes the fiction less interesting
* fan says she’s attracted to male/male relationships because she likes men and with those stories, "there are two of them.”."
* a fan notes that H/J has had 29 zines so far, lots of time "for character development to have a chance. Quite likely some of the brief S/H stories in HP have in-depth universes behind them, too. A lot of excellent S/H will probably always stay underground, a real shame, but understandable…"
* about the TOTM: a fan’s pet writes in for her, as the fan herself is in the shower, cooling herself down after looking too long at the centerfold in the last issue: 
* a fan comments on her previous controversial letter: 
* another fan thinks of about reading female/female stories and says: 
* a fan comments on the Simon and Simon fic in the last issue: 
* a fan says she doesn’t read slash anymore for the sex, that the newness of it is gone, as well as the: 
* fan wonders if the appeal of male/male relationship stories is: 
* a fan writes of S and H: 
* a fan writes: 
* a zined complains that while HP gets dozens and dozens of stories and poems, but she can’t get folks to submit to her zine: 
* POEMS: “Dark Wind, Dark Water” by Jean (N.J.), “Prisoner of Love” by Daemen, “The Conditions of Your Love” by misty
* FICTION: “A Day in the Love” part four, by Prudence Phynagle, “Lazy Afternoon” by Ruth (H/J, also printed in Son of Freebie), “Young Lord Hutchinson’s Waif” by Araminta, “Locker Room Lust Revisited” by Ima Fool, “Something Special for Hutch” by Chris
==Issue 8==
Hanky Panky 8 contains 27 pages. It is undated, but published in 1983, late June. It went out to 99 subscribers. Submission deadline was May 25.
* the TOTM is: "What is it that makes the theme of bondage/domination appealing in '/' relationships? Or, it it really all that appealing?"
* a fan proposed some care: 
* a fan showed off her Decorated for Death sweatshirt at a fan gathering at someone's house; the gathering was called "SinCon Sydney"; SinCon Sydney consisted of ten fans (one male), a rented porn tape, the episode "The Plague" on tape, a mixed tape of SH moments, a tape of the animated Star Trek episode "Mudd's Passion," the Pros episode "Rogue," colored condoms for a balloon fight, viewing art bought at ZCon, and eating a salad with sausages
* a fan writes: 
* fan is against warnings: 
* regarding pseuds: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM and two stories: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* fan, who has been ill, had a lot of time to read, and she wants to know why another fan has complained of some kinds of fiction in SH: 
* a fan apologizes: 
* a fan writes: 
* a fan writes: 
* POEMS: Dark Wind, Dark Water by Jean, Rick or Starsky by Robbie, Tenderness by Misty, Moonbeam by Daemen, Where Have All the Brunettes Gone or, How I Occupy My Mind at Work by Karen
* FICTION: A Day in the Life (Chapter 3 Part 1) by Prudence Phynagle (2 pages), What's a Partner For by Frankie (1 page) (based on the movie, "Paint Your Wagon"), Twelfth Night by Sandi (2 pages) (based on two "Streets of San Francisco" episodes), The Book by Chris (MI) (2 pages), Come Fill the Cup by Jean (NJ) (1 page) (based on characters in a Dan August episode, "The Killing Affairs"), Before the Beginning by Alexis (2 pages)
==Issue 9==
Hanky Panky 9 contains 38 pages. The art is dated 1983, the letterzine is not dated. Best guess: September 1983. Submission deadline was August 20.
* TOTM: What exactly (besides each other) turns the boys (you pick them) on the most? Be specific and very detailed in your answers!
* a fan offers up a primer for The Professionals
* regarding identity: 
* regarding identity: 
* incest? 
* a fan scolds others: 
* another fan writes: 
* yeah, someone's always doing it wrong... 
* a fan can't find Starsky & Hutch: 
* misogyny? 
* POEMS: untitled by Jean (NJ), None So Blind by Jean (NJ)
* FICTION: A Day in the Life (Chapter 3 Part 2) by Prudence Phynagle (2 pages) (SH), After the Ping Pong Ball Bounced by Alexis, C.J. Lorane, and Libby (6 pages)) (SH) (also in The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers), Starsky’s Law by Alexis (2 pages) (SH) (also in The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers), Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner by Chris (SH), Starsky and the Spectacles by Magnolia Thunderblossom (2 pages) (SH) , Love’s Rapturous Rumpus by Araminta Carrington (2 pages) (SH), Fools and Heroes by Alexis (Simon & Simon) (3 pages) (SH), A Handful of Sand by Alexis (also in Daily Reports #2, and The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers, (SH))
File:hanky9-1.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Ruth Kurz
File:hanky9-2.jpg|inside page from issue #9, uncredited
File:hanky9-3.jpg|centerfold from issue #9, Jean C.
==Issue 10==
Hanky Panky 10 contains 40 pages. It is undated, the art is dated 1983.
* TOTM: "Are we sacrificing love for sex in S/H?"
* regarding the TOTM: 
* a fan comments on the fiction: 
* a fan lets others know of the recent Huggy Award winners: 
* a fan is unhappy with fiction: 
* original characters/Fan Casting: 
* a fan wants more meat: 
* not gay: 
* here for the "/": 
* a letter signed "Elizabeth" (author of In the Gym) and "Sally," though it appears to have been written by "Sally" only: In Hanky Panky #11, "Sally" (who appears to be a friend of the author) addresses fans; "Elizabeth," author of "In the Gym" has her name on the letter's header as well, but the letter's language suggests it was written by "Sally" only: 
* POEMS: A Present for Hutch by Daemen
* FICTION: I Samuel 18:1-4 by Lynna Bright (SH), winner of an Encore Award for "Favorite Vignette," Not a Borrower Be by Belulah Land (Simon and Simon/Magnum P.I.), The Book Revisited by Chris Thomson (SH), Open Secret by Peach-nuts (Pros), Love's Rapturous Rumpus, part two by Araminta Carrington (SH), Bystander by Edna Oberon (SH), Ecclesiastes 4:11 by Teleny (SH), Road Trouble by Ruth Kurz (H/J, reprinted in Free and Easy), A Day in the Life, chapter 4 part 1 by Prudence Phynagle (SH)
File:hanky10-1.jpg|from issue #10, Jean C., centerfold
File:hanky10-2.jpg|from issue #10, Marie
==Issue 11==
Hanky Panky 11 is undated, but one of the illos is dated 1984. One fan's letter was written "six days before Christmas," submissions were due January 4, 1984, and the cover wishes subscribers a "Happy Groundhog's Day," so February 1984? It contains 36 pages.
* TOTM: "Who hangs the mistletoe?"
* this issue has a very long description and review of the play "Torch Song Trilogy"
* this issue has many comments about the In the Gym letter by its author/s, as well as a comment by one of the authors of After the Ping Pong Ball Bounced, see those pages
* regarding the TOTM: 
* a new fan writes: 
* regarding incest: 
* there are many comments on the fiction—one fan writes: 
* POEMS: Sweet Revenge by Robbie, untitled poem by uncredited author, Sleeper by Pat Massie, Valentine's Day by Daemen
* FICTION: Fifty by Ruth Kurz (H/J, reprinted in Free and Easy), Yours Until Niagara Falls by Chris Thomson (SH), Stakeout by Jenn (N.J.), Spring Fling by Robbie (Simon and Simon), Anyone Else But Me by Kate Wallace (SH), Separate Beds by Carlene (SH)
File:hanky11-1.jpg|inside page from issue #11,
File:hanky11-2.jpg|centerfold from issue #11, Maureen B.
==Issue 12==
Hanky Panky 12 is undated and contains 35 pages. The submission deadline was March 20, 1984, the centerfold has an April Fool's theme, best guess on publication date WOULD BE April 1984, but a fan in the next issue says it came out in May 1984.
* TOTM: "Are we giving Starsky and Hutch the values and ideals of a traditionally "straight" relationship and ignoring the "norms" of the gay society?"
* there is an angry letter from a fan addressing one of the authors of After the Ping Pong Ball Bounced, see that page
* two reactions to the same story, Separate Beds: "Generally I personally don't care for stories about S/H grown old but this is so humorously and caringly done, that I don't mind it a bit" and "Thank you, "Carlene" for doing what I could never seem to do—visualize Starsky and Hutch as old. This story illustrated that aspect of their life nicely, especially the rapport that remains, Starsky knowing what Hutch said without having heard it!"
* a fan addresses another with a single phrase: "Nice centerfold. Very nice. Also you owe me a letter."
* a fan recounts "SinCon" #2, a fan gathering that occurred in Australia in February, which included a gay porn movie viewed at home, handing over of the "Golden Cock Award" to a "token male" guest, dinner, a caption contest, an attempt to "our Token Male and his boys in waiting to pose a scene from The Price and the Prize but they declined. They did, however, join in the competition later in the evening to see who could give a banana the best blow job," watching Pros eps, and "our first attempt at a song tape (all 2 1/2 minutes worth)"
* the editor struggles with production issues: 
* the editor also brings up a controversy: 
* a fan comments on Dragonriders of Pern: 
* regarding her name in this letterzine: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* regarding the TOTM: 
* a fan says Hanky Panky is for fun: 
* a fan wants to know why there is such a variation in how others perceive Starsky and Hutch: 
* a fan wants to know: swallow?: 
* a new SH fan suggests "a little kindness" for those commenting on the fiction in HP: 
* a fan writes of her journey: 
* a fan writes: 
* POEMS: Ours is the Night by Pat Massie, For Loving Me by Jean (N.J.), Vampires by Daemen
* FICTION: Post-Sweet Revenge by Lynna Bright (SH), The Gay Team by Robbie (A-Team), Out of the Closet by Ruth Kurz (H/J, reprinted in Free and Easy), reprinted in Free and Easy), The Small Private World of Lauren and Lena by Clare (original femmeslash), Ask the Right Question by Kate Wallace (SH)
File:hankypanky12-1.jpg|inside issue #12, centerfold by Marie
File:hankypanky12-2.jpg|inside page from issue #12, some A-Team art by Ruth Kurz
==Issue 13==
Hanky Panky 13 is undated and contains 28 pages. The art is dated 1984. The submission deadline was June 20. Best guess for publication: July 1984.
* TOTM: "Where's the beef?" (This topic was both mostly ignored or not understood...)
* the editor gives no indication that this issue would be the last published in a long while
* a fan writes in about her fiction in Code 7 #3: 
* many fans commented on the f/f story in the previous issue — most said it was okay, but didn't interest them as it was f/f and they were confused as to what show this original fiction came from: 
* some comments on the fiction in the last issue: 
* a fan comments: 
* a fan asks another: 
* POEMS: The Game by Forwholanda Beltoiz, untitled by Jean (N.J.)
* FICTION: Partner by Chris (SH), Miles of Aisles by Kate Wallace (SH), Terms of Endearment by Ima Fool (SH), I'll Be Waiting by Gill (Hardcastle and McCormick)
File:hankypanky13-1.jpg|inside issue #13, Hardcastle and McCormick by Ruth Kurz
File:hankypanky13-3.jpg|inside issue #13, by Ruth Kurz
File:hankypanky13-2.jpg|inside issue #13, centerfold is uncredited in zine, signature is unclear
==Issue 14==
Hanky Panky 14 was published in June 1986 after a very long hiatus. The original submission deadline was August 29, year unspecified. The art is dated 1984. The letterzine contains 30 pages.
One comment that suggests this long hiatus was a planned one is by a fan in the previous issue: "Whew, I just made it. Well, if I'd missed a chance to write to HP in the 'lusty Month of May', I'd have had to wait another whole year." However, the editor gave no indication in the previous issue that there would be a long hiatus between these issues.
* TOTM: "What if Teri hadn't died, or if Gillian hadn't been a hooker? Would the partnership be enough?"
* unknown content
==References==
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