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Avengers
A Thousand Miles and Poles Apart by Selenay
NC-17; Clint/Coulson
Until a few months ago, Clint Barton was a successful stunt guy, more accustomed to falling off buildings and making a fight look good than worrying about lines and motivation. Now, he's an award nominated actor (it was a fluke, he swears) about to take the biggest role of his career: co-lead in the eleventh Agent Banks of SHIELD movie, working with the actor he's admired (or maybe more than just admired) for years. It should be the best job ever.
The End of Sadness by AvaKelly
R; trans character; Bucky/Clint
"So now Clint is almost 23 and in his second year of college. He looks younger than he is, wears hoodies that are a size too big, orders binders online and feels at peace with himself." Or the story of how Clint knocked a guy on his ass, literally, and got knocked back, figuratively.
Of Dominants and Submissives by raiining
R; Clint/Coulson
Clint Barton is a single sub from the country who is unused to the attention of wealthy and well-to-do dominants. Indeed, he is quite uncomfortable with the necessity that is a season in London, but Natasha is his guardian now and therefore what she says goes. And, apparently, she says he has to mingle. Joy.
Stargate Atlantis
Some Things by obnoxiouswatermark
G; Gen
There are some things SGC gate team members notice about the Atlantis teams who come to Earth on rotation. Nothing alarming. Nothing worth bringing to the brass’s attention. Different galaxies leave different scars, after all, and if the world’s gonna keep getting saved the people doing the saving are going to have to learn to tolerate each other’s quirks. But still. There are things.
Stargate Atlantis/Eureka crossover
The Wrong Carter by Belladonna/belladonnaf66
R; McKay/Sheppard
Rodney is surprised when an old friend from Eureka shows up in Atlantis. And he questions the reasons.
Star Trek
It's Only Love by lds
PG-13; Spock/McCoy
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man (or woman) in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife. Or a husband. Pride & Prejudice retold in the Star Trek universe.
A Thousand Miles and Poles Apart by Selenay
NC-17; Clint/Coulson
Until a few months ago, Clint Barton was a successful stunt guy, more accustomed to falling off buildings and making a fight look good than worrying about lines and motivation. Now, he's an award nominated actor (it was a fluke, he swears) about to take the biggest role of his career: co-lead in the eleventh Agent Banks of SHIELD movie, working with the actor he's admired (or maybe more than just admired) for years. It should be the best job ever.
The End of Sadness by AvaKelly
R; trans character; Bucky/Clint
"So now Clint is almost 23 and in his second year of college. He looks younger than he is, wears hoodies that are a size too big, orders binders online and feels at peace with himself." Or the story of how Clint knocked a guy on his ass, literally, and got knocked back, figuratively.
Of Dominants and Submissives by raiining
R; Clint/Coulson
Clint Barton is a single sub from the country who is unused to the attention of wealthy and well-to-do dominants. Indeed, he is quite uncomfortable with the necessity that is a season in London, but Natasha is his guardian now and therefore what she says goes. And, apparently, she says he has to mingle. Joy.
Stargate Atlantis
Some Things by obnoxiouswatermark
G; Gen
There are some things SGC gate team members notice about the Atlantis teams who come to Earth on rotation. Nothing alarming. Nothing worth bringing to the brass’s attention. Different galaxies leave different scars, after all, and if the world’s gonna keep getting saved the people doing the saving are going to have to learn to tolerate each other’s quirks. But still. There are things.
Stargate Atlantis/Eureka crossover
The Wrong Carter by Belladonna/belladonnaf66
R; McKay/Sheppard
Rodney is surprised when an old friend from Eureka shows up in Atlantis. And he questions the reasons.
Star Trek
It's Only Love by lds
PG-13; Spock/McCoy
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man (or woman) in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife. Or a husband. Pride & Prejudice retold in the Star Trek universe.