Again, Again, Again, by posyvanilla, rated R

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Author:

posyvanilla 
Title: Again, Again, Again
Pairing: Steve/Tony
Rating: R
Word Count: 6576
Disclaimer: Not mine, not for profit.
Summary: Finally, Steve realized what was going on. He'd fallen for Tony years ago. He just hadn't known it.
Genre: New Avengers-era; Civil War never happened.
Author's Note: Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, Happy Solstice, happy whatever it is you may be celebrating!
 

 

 

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Holiday Fluff Challenge (Fic): A Feeling of Christmas

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Ultimates Fic: Let Them Eat Cake

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Title: Let them eat cake
Author: jazzypom
Rated: PG for language.
Universe: Ultimates fic (an amalgamation of the cartoon and the comic)
Summary: Tony gets sozzled on West Indian fruit cake while Steve’s ambivalent towards the season of goodwill.
Disclaimer: Characters and situations are the property of Stan Lee and Marvel Comics. No profit is being made off this fan-written work.
Notes: Takes place after Ultimates 2, before Ultimates 3. Christmas falls somewhere in between. British spellings, because I'm... British

Word Count: 5300

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Fairytale fic: The Snow Queen, part 5 of 7

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Title: The Snow Queen, part 5 of 7
Author: elspethdixon
Pairing: Steve/Tony, plus a couple canon pairings
Rating: G
Word Count: ~3,000, for this part
Disclaimer: The characters depicted herein belong to Stan Lee and Marvel comics. The story and some of the prose is taken from Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snow Queen." No profit is being made off of this fan-written work.
Summary: For pandanoai's fairytale challenge. Retelling (based very, very heavily on the original) of Hans Christian Andersen's The Snow Queen. Because cygna_hime has kindly allowed me to share her prompt.

Story the First: The Steel Mirror
Story the Second: The Soldier and the Smith
Story the Third: Of the Library At the Young Woman's Who Understood Witchcraft
Story the Fourth: The Prince and the Princess

(Story the Fifth: The Little Robber Boy)