#author!steve

I threw in an evanstan one too because it’s pretty good and even if you don’t like it someone else might?

Heaving Beasts and Throbbing Pens by lanyon  

In which Bucky Barnes is secretly the writer of the highly successful Winter Storm romance trilogy.

The first in the series, ‘Snow Storm’, spins an engaging yarn about a trio of Cold War spies, Daisy Spencer, Richard Daniels and the roguish Jack Frost. If Nicholas Sparks, EL James and nine hundred and ninety-eight monkeys sat at MacBook Pros for a year, they could only hope to produce something as raunchy and atmospheric as ‘Snow Storm’. Reportedly turned down by the major romance publishing houses, indie publisher Salt Shaker took it on and, through word of mouth, some inventive hashtags and the allure of an elusive, introverted author who refuses to give interviews, it became the most popular novel of 2015.

3AM Coffee by elleliteration 

Bucky likes to take a break from writing at 3am and head to The Grinder for his nightly coffee. But he doesn’t just go for the coffee. The midnight barista has caught his eye, but Bucky has a secret that can’t get out.

To Be Vulnerable Is Needed Most Of All by perfect_plan 

Steve is a shy comic book artist and meets his new neighbour, Bucky Barnes.

In which there are awkward longings, meddling best friends, comic conventions, heartache, lemons, video games, dorkiness, dancing and two cute boys.

Odds Are (We’re Gonna Be All Right Tonight) by luninosity

In which Chris Evans reads a book, Sebastian Stan holds Chris’s hand, stories matter, and Martians are important.

Dogs and cats, living together! Mass hysteria! by RedBlazer 

Bucky is a carpenter trying to move on from the war, he adopts a dog. Steve is a writer/illustrator/cat owner, he moves in next door.

Bucky’s dog is obsessed with Steve’s jerk of a cat. Steve’s cat won’t leave Bucky’s weirdo dog alone.

Steve and Bucky cannot stand each other.

The cat and the dog are both hypoallergenic.

The Amazing Adventures of Bucky Barnes by nouvellenouveau  

Steven G. Rogers writes and illustrates the Amazing Adventures series, a set of super obscure children’s books about superheroes. Bucky’s daughter thinks these books are the best thing to grace the earth since hot chocolate. Unfortunately, they’re nearly impossible to find. But when Nat asks for a signed copy of the new book for her birthday, Bucky promises to do whatever he can to make it happen.

It all sort of escalates from there.