The caged bird doesn't sing: it weeps. For a gilded cage is still a cage, no matter how beautiful it is. Welcome to the 88th Hunger Games. SYOT closed, readers always welcome :)

The Capitol has fallen and President Coin is dead. Now is the time for Panem to decide what it wants to become.

It has been five years since Julius Nepos took hold of the Capitol and reigned as its President. In that five years he had catapulted the Games to newer levels, thanks in part to his Head Gamemaker and now he focuses his grip on the Victors, controlling what they do and say, using them as his play things, eagerly waiting for his next play thing to come out. OPEN SYOT

To die is a privilege—the largest suffering in this world is living. Welcome to the 100th Hunger Games. SYOT.

A Victor's child is probably the most prestigious title anyone could have in the Capitol's opinion. But the reality wasn't as great as they made it look. Dove Ogilvy, the youngest out of the three adoptive children of Librae Ogilvy, came to realise at a very young age. However, President Coriolanus Snow had other plans for her. Plans that involved Finnick Odair in them.

A story about finding myself through the Games. Not an SYOT

It's easy to write yourself off when everyone else has. Katniss Everdeen was never looking for a silver lining, the silver linings found her. Based off the movie "Good Will Hunting." (Trigger Warning: abuse, mental health, neglect)

Sequel to the story 'Finding comfort in the baker's son'. Rye and Prim watch the end of the 75th Hunger Games, and events unfold in a way which is quite unexpected, not exactly like the books tell. Their love grows, and they have interesting options to plan for the future together, for themselves and those around them.

The woman was born in a world of velvety white. Her world was a finite thing. Four walls of padded fabric that was oh so soft under her fingertips, a cold hard floor and a ceiling too high to touch. It was silent in her world. (hayffie, effie centric, canon divergence)

This is a collaborative SYOT open to everyone! A bunch of different authors are writing their own take on the same tributes! It's going to be great! Rated T for Hunger Games violence. CLOSED SYOT

Dyson, a fifteen-year-old from District 5, has always dreaded having his name called at the reaping. Then, his worst fears come true. Thrust into the Sixty-eighth Hunger Games, he must overcome the odds in order to return to his friends and family.

SYOT Closed. The Fifth Quarter Quell is upon Panem, and little do they know they are sitting on a ticking time bomb. The Quell is developed on the idea that twenty-four 18 year olds' parents were told shortly after their birth that they would be Reaped for the Quell when they were 18. Behind the scenes, District 13 and the Capitol grapple for power. Who will win the Quarter Quell?

"They won't be broken, even if it feels like they don't have a choice." The second installment of The Cut Verse (SYOC).

When the Head Gamemaker is faced with the task of preceding the historic 2nd Quarter Quell, she must make an arena that no one has done before. She will make sure this is the most brutal, unique, and intriguing games to date. SYOT Closed but you can still read and earn sponsorship points to support your favorite tributes! P.S. I am back and updates coming at least once a week.

Twenty-four Games and 552 bodies dead on the ground. The Capitol now expects more than senseless killing, craving a show that ends with a star. Head Gamemaker Coriolanus Snow has kept them entertained thus far, and with a new trick up his sleeve, he'll dazzle them once more. This is the year he establishes himself as king. Welcome to the First Quarter Quell.

Collection of unrelated hayffie prompts and os. Continuation of Have A Drink Sweetheart.

Three of Johanna Mason's most important birthdays.

The fun is just beginning. It's the event the Capitol has been waiting all year for. (Closed SYOT, but readers are always welcome!)

A chaotic collaboration SYOT. Open as can be! T for Hunger Games.

Multiple authors are writing the same story, same characters, same guidelines. How will the stories differ?

"We all wear masks, and the time comes when we cannot remove them without removing some of our own skin." Five years have passed since the last Hunger Games. As Panem teeters on the edge of inescapable chaos, there is one final solution to turn to: bring back the Games. Will twenty three lives be enough to bring peace to Panem? [Sequel SYOT to Crown of Thorns]

Kaia Brooks, winner of the 69th Hunger Games, knew that the Games still went on when you stepped out of the arena, but when she was forced to accept an unusual request from one client, that involved fellow victor Finnick Odair, they crossed a line. She couldn't accept that life anymore. The capitol would soon see that they went too far. Fire and destruction were coming their way.

"Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it." As Panem prepares for the death of the only president most of its citizens have ever known, both the tributes in the Games and the officials running them must take care to learn from the past - lest the same mistakes come back to haunt Panem's future. A rewrite of my first SYOT.

The Capitol has eyes all around the districts. They see everything you do at all times. With the breath taking eighth quarter quell twist, how will the districts react? SYOT OPEN

When the sun sets on the Town of Shade you better watch your back. 24 will go in. 23 will die. The rebellion failed. Closed AU SYOT/Collab between Nautics and Team Shadow!