Bricks in the Wall, Chapter 70: Childish Things

Jul 12, 2014 12:03

Title: Childish Things
Characters: Sylar, Peter
Words: 600
Rating: PG
Warnings: None.
Setting: The Wall
Summary: MBU doodle. Sylar needs comforting.

http://game-byrd.livejournal.com/297511.html

character: sylar, author: game_byrd, rating: pg, character: peter petrelli, pairing: peter/sylar

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weird_little July 12 2014, 21:01:07 UTC
What does MBU mean?

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game_byrd July 13 2014, 00:50:13 UTC
Ah! It stands for "More Between Us" and is the shorthand I use with my writing partner for the ongoing story 'More Between Us Than A Wall'. You can find it on means2bhuman's LJ, or my AO3 and FFN.

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weird_little July 13 2014, 03:13:45 UTC
Yes, I've certainly read that. I'm not unaware of the story; I just didn't realize it had achieved acronym status. :-)

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game_byrd July 13 2014, 02:49:12 UTC
Also, it might help to explain that a 'doodle' is our pet name for a little spin-off story. Usually, it's when one of us thinks of an alternate event or direction the story could have taken, instead of the direction it did. This one wasn't inspired by anything specific, but the 'no conditions' line was from MBU, as is the manner of bed-sharing and so forth.

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weird_little July 13 2014, 03:14:57 UTC
Ah, okay. Thank for explaining!

Um, is it okay that I'm here? Is this list a private thing, just for you and means2bhuman?

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game_byrd July 13 2014, 13:37:40 UTC
No, it's great that you're here! We pass our little stories back and forth by email and the ones that look okay for publishing, I publish. I want everyone to read them then! The ones I don't publish are either incomplete (they don't have a conclusion, or it's just a scene without conflict) or require so much context to explain that I think it defeats them. The whole series, Bricks in the Wall, I started because I had all these ideas about what could happen between them in the Wall, that were sometimes way outside MBU. They're fanfic of my own fanfic, you see. MBU is constrained and limited in that it has a single set of events happening in it, a set history, and the input of a writing partner. But that doesn't keep my brain from spinning out all these 'what if?' stories and generally the more excited I am about MBU, the more 'what if's I come up with. (Then there's the limiting factor of whether I have time to write and what's going on in my life, but things have been fairly calm for the last three weeks.) So rather than try to ( ... )

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