He's the perfect Career: athletic, heartless, and trained to kill. She's a nameless District 8 orphan; weak, starving, yet stunningly clever. When the two tributes are inescapably linked through the Gamemakers' newest twist in the Games, their strategies fly out the window. Will Rochelle and August find a way to survive this new twist, or will they be lost to history?

After the events of the failed Second Rebellion, President Snow famously declared that the 75th Hunger Games would be recreated for the 150th Games to make up for the failed Games. Since that day, the Victors of Panem have dreaded the day they would have to re-enter the Arena. That day has finally arrived. What will it take to outmatch Panem's most dangerous killers?

"The sun, the moon and the stars would have disappeared long ago...had they happened to be within the reach of predatory human hands." Partial SYOT closed.

Everlark. One bed trope. Memorial Day Weekend. Scheming Friends. Need we say any more?

What would you do if you despised your tribute? What if your tribute was a terrible person? Would you still do everything you could to get him home alive? Bran Grist of District 9 finds himself mentoring a tribute the likes of which he's never seen. What do you do when you're faced with a tribute you don't believe should win the Hunger Games?

Coriolanus Snow has a plan to destroy the Star-Crossed Lovers from District 12. But as the Quell begins and romance blossoms between a tribute and a mentor, Snow realises that there's another pair of Star-Crossed Lovers he has to watch out for. But this pair might be Snow's only hope to stop the rebellion. He just has to ensure they support him, by any means necessary…

Everyone knows that the Hunger Games are about violence, but real fans know the truth: they're also romantic. The blood, the roses, the tension, the fashion, the dreams of money and fame. The Hunger Games are the union of violence and romance, and these tributes are about to go on their honeymoon. (CLOSED SYOT, readers can sponsor). My 3rd SYOT!

President Snow has another idea for distracting the rebels: another love story. Can he use two of his most popular Victors to steal the spotlight away from Katniss and Peeta? Or is he just starting another spark?

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

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 :)

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

Roselyn Larson won her Games five years ago, and her life has since then become a never-ending trial. Forced into the dark underbelly of Capitol society, she doesn't have much to live for. Until, that is, she meets Cato Hadley, the newest Victor who is pleasantly naïve about the horrors of the Capitol. Cato/OC

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)

A short high school Everlark drabble. Peeta and Katniss are best friends since kindergarten. They are volunteers in an animal shelter. Peeta can't get himself to confess his love, and Katniss is clueless. Fun fluff.

Over the course of 75 years, 75 teenagers survived the arena. The best and brightest of Panem, these teenagers made it through what could only be described as a horror. These are their stories.

When Snow threatens Katniss and Peeta with the same fate as Finnick if they don’t convince the people of their love, the two are forced to speed up their relationship leading to an extended stay in the Capitol after the Victory Tour where they discover more evil secrets about the Capitol, meet other victors, and face some terrifying choices about love and freedom.

"Most loyalties can be solidified with enough pressure. In the face of persistence, most people will yield to the dominating force, even if it against their better judgment. But there are some loyalties that are thwarted with the slightest breeze. And when one leaf drifts away from the tree, what's stopping the others?"

(Part two- 100) What would happen if Panem's revolution never happened? This story follows Willow Mellark as she becomes the Mockingjay in place of Katniss and leads Panem in an uprising. She will do whatever it takes; 'If a revolution will put my parents and the citizens of Panem at peace, then I'll do anything to help that. Hell, I'll die for it.' (Only M for language btw :)

Twenty-four tributes compete in the 35th Annual Hunger Games. They all want to win. Only one will.

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

Snow lands on top. But when the ground is hot, it won't be long before it melts away.

They say you're supposed to fall in love, get married, then have a baby. Clove and Cato, however, were never ones to do what they were supposed to. When Clove gets some unexpected news in the arena, the entire game changes.

During the Hunger Games, the cameras are constantly set on the tributes. Tributes become victors, victors become mentors, and mentors watch their tributes die year after year. But what happens off-camera? This story follows various victors and mentors over the course of Honeymoon. [Companion piece to my SYOT.] [Collaboration with Oldflowers.]

[KS-verse-2nd story]. Not a SYOT. 17-year old Tesla Boreas is more or less an ordinary guy growing up in District 5, simply trying to live his life, but when he gets reaped for the 77th Hunger Games can he defeat it and come back against all odds?

A story chronicling the life of Finnick Odair, Panem's golden boy and the youngest victor in the history of the Hunger Games