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Linus Baker turns up in 137 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 5,300 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by Udaberri
Just as he had started to give up, Linus finally finds his family in Arthur and his children. After he resigns from DICOMY and moves in, every day is beautiful.Or: A year at the Marsyas Island orphanage, told in a series of drabbles.
Cerulean Chronicles Series - TJ Klune
by CaffeineChic
This was dangerous. Well, alright not dangerous. Linus wasn’t afraid of Arthur. The situation, though, was untenable.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by KoalaLovesOolong
Two months after Linus moves to the island, he learns the hazards of dating a phoenix.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by strawberriesandtophats
They go back to the city to sell the house.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by MadHatter13
Mr. Linus Baker‘s life ended precisely four weeks, six days, eleven hours and eighteen minutes ago.That is to say, his old life. His new life began at that same moment, when he stepped out DICOMY‘s offices and onto a train platform. He sometimes feels quite at sea, since the amount of time he has spent living his new life is so out of balance with all the years he lived out his old one. -Or, life on Marsyas Island through the lens of three everyday activities: Eating, sleeping and dancing.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by 0xenfree
A day at the beach leads Linus to some realizations that are more shocking than they should have been. All fluff, no angst :)
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by tablelamp
Arthur stopped at the doorway, surveying the room. "What happened?" Linus looked at Arthur, then at the room, which would, to the untutored observer, appear to have random items scattered in every corner. "Ah," he said. "I can explain." When Linus was on a mission, nothing would stop him, and so it was with wrapping paper. He was highly methodical about it. The paper had to be cut at an exact right angle, with approximately an extra 1/3 in length and height so that it would be sure to reach all the way around whatever was being wrapped. The paper had to be taped at an exact right angle too, along the back. Then the corners had to be folded just so, which would allow them to be tucked away nicely when the flap on either end was taped to the back. Next, the ribbon had to be cut. Ribbon had to be long enough to go around the outside of the item twice, once around the vertical and once around the horizontal, before meeting in a small, tidy bow in the middle. Then the ribbon ends had to be curled with scissors. Of course, that assumed a rectangular present; irregular presents were much more complex than that. Round presents, for example, had to be wrapped like candies, with twists to the paper and ribbon securing them on either side. It was a meticulous job, and Linus loved it, but it did take time to get each gift just right. Which probably explained why he had, so far, wrapped only one present out of the many yet to be wrapped. Arthur stopped at the doorway, surveying the room. "What happened?" Linus looked at Arthur, then at the room, which would, to the untutored observer, appear to have
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by doctorschmoctor
After forty years of feeling uncomfortable in his own skin, Linus Baker finally feels like he's home, but is it really true what they say about how a home is not a place, but a person?
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by borrowthemoonlight
And on the island, of course, there was Arthur. Arthur with his ever affectionate gestures, a squeeze of his shoulder here, a pat on the back there. And right from the get go, to Linus’ complete surprise and also horror, he wanted more. And yet, he also had to fight the instinct to pull back every single time. He wasn’t quite sure why that was.-in which linus is touch starved and doesn't know how to communicate that to his new adoring bf
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by shouldgowork
After the Overseers of the Church of Satan learn of Lucy's existence, Arthur and Linus are forced to extend them an invitation which will test their parenting, Lucy's morality, and everyone's skills at awkward small talk.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by AuroraWest
Back in the city, Linus occasionally bought wine for special occasions. And yet, such occasions never seemed to arise. Today, though, marks three weeks and two days since he returned home, and maybe that's special enough.
The House in the Cerulean Sea - T. J. Klune
by one_black_coffee
Two lamps were the only sources of light in the bedroom, each sitting on a nightstand on either side of the bed. Arthur had already changed for the night and was sitting up, a book open on his knees and glasses perched on the end of his nose. “Good evening, Mr. Parnassus.” Linus smiled. He rather liked the feeling. “Good evening, Mr. Baker,” he replied. -------------------------- just domestic fluff between Arthur and Linus!! no plot whatsoever, just them being soft :))