do you have to live quite so relentlessly in the real world?

Title: Building the Republic of Heaven
Fandom: Avengers/His Dark Materials fusion
Rating: G
Characters: Clint, Phil, their daemons
Summary: Clint Barton was one of the children rescued from Bolvangar by Lyra and the Gyptians. He's been running ever since, and he doesn't intend to stop. Except...
Notes: Written for my 'dæmons' square at trope_bingo. This fic stands alone but it is the first part in a series because I don't know when to stop. Some knowledge of HDM would probably be helpful in reading. Thanks to isisanubis for the beta.
Word count: ~3000

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Title: Adjustments (1/5)
Fandom: Avengers/Captain America movie
Pairing: Very vague hints at Bucky/Steve so far
Rating: PG
Summary: Bucky doesn't get homesick for a good while after he joins the army.
Notes: This is the first of 5 fills for prompts on hc_bingo. The prompt this time was homesickness. Thanks to eldee for the beta. Also, Bucky's childhood comes from nowhere but my own imagination.
Disclaimer: Characters are not mine, just playing. Owes a debt to the Whiskeytown song 'Houses on the Hill' and the line he kept her picture in the pocket that was closest to his heart and when he hit shore, must have been a target for the gunmen. That's not mine either.
Word Count: ~800

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Part 2

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Title: Something Like Home
Rating: Blissfully G. Apart from a couple of football chants ;)
Summary: All Dean wants is one thing that feels like home, but it's a struggle to find it in a place like Hogwarts.
Notes: Dean + Seamus friendship (or pre-pre-preslash, if your mind works like mine). For non-football geeks West Ham = The Hammers, Mike Small was West Ham's leading goalscorer in the 1997/98 season (the tragic thing is I don't even support West Ham and I had a pretty good idea who it was even before I researched) and 'the double' refers to winning the league and the FA cup in the same season (so, not something that's really on the cards for the poor old Hammers).
Words: 4500

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