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one does not simply stop writing fanfiction

I'm a writer in New York City. I'm probably older than you and younger than your mom.

This contains, at current: Avengers, Captain America, The Vampire Diaries, Teen Wolf, Les Miserables, geekery and other shiny things.

INFP. Pisces. Travel. Writing. Books. Comics. Cigarettes. Magic. Myths. Musicals. Outer space. Insomnia. Sparkly wine. Smoke. Slash. Spies. Science. Smut.

If I were at Hogwarts I'd be in Hufflepuff. If I had a dragon it would be green. If I were in Westeros I would leave. My captain is Kirk and my coffee is iced.

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You can just leave me alone with my emotions, I’m fine, really.

You can just leave me alone with my emotions, I’m fine, really.

Avengers High by ~forte-girl7

Avengers High by ~forte-girl7

Title: Not Marrakesh

Author: Ark

Rating: Explicit

Words: 5,313

Pairing(s): Clint Barton/Phil Coulson, Clint/Barton/Natasha Romanov, Clint Barton/Bruce Banner, Clint Barton/Tony Stark, Clint Barton/Thor, Clint Barton/Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov/Tony Stark, Bruce Banner/Tony Stark

Tags: Slash, Het, Angst, Sex, Polyamory, Established Relationship

Summary: Natasha is the only one who knows about Phil. Knew about Phil.

[Read at AO3]

I accidentally a lot of Clint porn. NC-17, Clint/Everyone.

I accidentally a lot of Clint porn. NC-17, Clint/Everyone.

Avengers poster by Tyler Stout

Avengers poster by Tyler Stout

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Stories tagged Avengers (movie)

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Character tags | Darcy | Pepper | Maria | Betty | Bucky | Fury | Peggy | Loki |

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I think this may be part of why the fandom gets on so well

I think this may be part of why the fandom gets on so well