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By the Book
Coulson figures it out through standard procedure (rumor mill to threatening junior agents to that required weird conversation with one’s boss).
Pigeonville, USA
Day 214 on the campaign trail of Steve Rogers for President. Twenty-sixteen's turning out to be a hell of a year.
Stockholm Syndrome and Other Drugs
In which Coulson is his frighteningly competent self, but this time, the Avengers notice.
Your Stance Is the Foundation
Fitting together isn't something that just happens. Sometimes, you have to work for it. (Moments in the life of Clint Barton and Phil Coulson. Each chapter is a stand-alone.) This fic is Part 2 of the Mindset 'verse, where Clint has OCD. I've recorded Part 1 of the series, 'Anchor and Hold', here.
The Nesting Habits of the Wild North American Barton
He's not a bird. He's a human. He just likes to be alone.
Sixteen Percent Milkfat By Volume
Somehow it's really depressing that Coulson is just too pragmatic for ice cream.
Where You Draw Your Strength
Sometimes, Clint goes beyond the point where he can help himself. Luckily, he's not the only one who knows poetry. This fic is Part 4 of the Mindset 'verse, where Clint has OCD
Follow and Master Basic Steps
Clint has a complex relationship with paperwork. This fic is Part 3 of the Mindset 'verse, where Clint has OCD
5 Times Clint Made Coulson Flour-Based Foods
Clint feeds Coulson. Domestic as hell.
Phil Coulson Is Not a SHIELD Recruiter (Except for Special Cases)
Sometimes normal people have interactions with the Avengers that are more than just running, screaming, or getting rescued. When that happens, SHIELD has paperwork. Phil Coulson is very familiar with that paperwork. SHIELD has very, very strange employment interviews that occasionally involve flying Roombas, and Phil Coulson is not a SHIELD recruiter
Tales of the Bots
"When Tony Stark was seventeen years old, he built his first AI. On that day, he ceased to be his father's creation, and became a creating force in his own right. That one act likely saved his life, and not always in the most obvious ways."
