Who You Know, What You Know, & How You Know It...

Who You Know, What You Know, & How You Know It... is a slash Starsky and Hutch 207-page fanzine. The front and back covers are by Ruth Kurz, borders by by Edmund V. Gillion, Jr. Other art is by Ruth Kurz, Debbie Milanian, Jean C., Nancy Broll, Marie A, Carol Davis, Maureen B., and Debbie Sontag.
The title comes from a scene from the episode, "The Game," in which Hutch bets his partner he can hide from him within the city limits for 24 hours without Starsky catching him, and Starsky replies that he knows his partner inside and out, and he'll take the bet because he knows, "...Who you know, what you know and how you know it!"
==Its Submission Request and a First Use of the Virgule==
The first place this zine is publicly mentioned is in an ad in Datazine #25. This ad is also the first use of the stand-alone virgule used for S/H outside of Starsky & Hutch fandom.
The ad reads: 
==Permission to Copy==
From the editorial page: "Once this zine is out of print we don't mind it being xeroxed for personal use or non-profit sharing, but it may not be copied in quantity and sold for profit."
File:shagestatement.jpg|the editors printed some examples of what fans submitted as their age statements, this is just a small sample, click to read
File:whoyouknowflyer.jpg|flyer
File:whoyouknowflyer2.jpg|flyer
==Regarding the 1996 Reissue==
==Table of Contents==
* Game: Hutch, poem by Lucy Cribb (4)
* Game: Starsky, poem by Lucy Cribb (5)
* The Last Charade by Rosemary C. (7)
* Looking Back, poem by Anonymous (33)
* Partner, poem by Ruth Kurz (34)
* The End by Cheryl Maier (36)
* Full of You, poem by Lucy Cribb (39)
* Shadowland, poem by Jean Chabot (40)
* Replay by Pamela Rose (41)
* Pre-Dawn Pain, poem by Lucy Cribb (53)
* Transgression by Lucy Cribb (54)
* Day/Night, poem by Lucy Cribb (58)
* Certainty Enough by Kris Brown and Kathy New (59)
* Boo-Boo’s Return by Ima Fool (a sequel to Boo-Boo in Strokes (93)
* art portfolio (97)
* A Place to Hide by Lynna Bright (later expanded into the novel A Place in the Sun) (103)
* Only You, poem by Michelle Ward (123)
* Panic Among the Pines by Belle Eyre (124)
* I Can’t Tell You Why by Jean Dayton (127)
* Promises, Promises by Lucy Cribb (131)
* My Child, poem by Lucy Cribb (140)
* Stakeout, poem by Anonymous (142)
* It's a Dog's Life by Alexis Rogers (sequel is Harold C.) (winner of an Encore Award (reprinted in The Collected Starsky & Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers (143)
* A Paper Rock, poem by Lucy Cribb (152)
* Bedtime Story by Belle Eyre (154)
* Other End of the Line by Pamela Rose (156)
* Perspective, poem by Lucy Cribb(173)
* Rue With a Difference by Terri Beckett and Chris Power (174)
* Comfortable Love, poem by Lucy Cribb (205)
* Age Statement, Age Statement, entries for a contest for the most creative age statements (206)
* The Age Statement Winner, Susan Wyllie (208)
==Gallery==
 
File:whoyouart1.jpg|Ruth Kurz, winner of an Encore Award
File:whoyouart2.jpg|Debbie Milanian, poem by Jean Chabot
File:whoyouart3.jpg|Marie A
File:whoyouart4.jpg|Carol Davis, winner of an Encore Award
File:whoyouart5.jpg|Nancy Broll
File:Sh private eyes by maureen.jpg|"Private Eyes" by Maureen B., winner of an Encore Award
File:whoyouart7.jpg|Marie A
File:whoyouart8.jpg|Nancy Broll
File:whoyouart9.jpg|Jean C., portrays Vanessa Hutchinson, titled "Hot-House Flowers" - reprinted in 1990 in Bonaventure
File:whoyouart10.jpg|Ruth Kurz
Image:whoyou-3.jpg|Jean C.
Image:whoyou-4.jpg|Jean C.
File:whoyouart11.jpg|Jean C.
File:whoyouart12.jpg|Maureen B.
File:whoyouart13.jpg|Maureen B.
File:whoyouart14.jpg|Maureen B.
Image:whoyou-1.jpg|Carol Davis
Image:whoyou-2.jpg|Anonymous
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==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1983 Zines