After Zove, Colton, and Lexi escape the 99th Hunger Games, they have to run and hide from the Capitol. While they are gone, the 4th Quarter Quell takes place. What is the catch this time?

This tells of the very first Hunger Games.

"Somehow I keep the shriek locked in my chest even as my throat tightens in terror and I almost vomit with the stress of this fear. Was that a footstep? A breath, over there?" Written for Maristela Freesia's 100 Theme challenge. Theme 10, "Silence." OC!

A long time before Katniss's Hunger Games, a girl called Sasuka entered the arena. But her experience was unlike Katniss's in every possible way. Disclaimer: I do not own the Hunger Games.

The hunger games have come again. Who will be reaped?***MALE ONLY FOR NOW**** Rated T for Hunger games

This is Katniss and Gale's lives before Katniss volunteered for the Hunger Games and before everything got complicated with Peeta. Right from their very start. This story is a non-overfluffy-fluff zone.

Welcome to the 76th Hunger Games! 24 tributes will be sent into the games,but only one will make it through the tale of blood,betrayl,and romance to become the victor.Will it be you? Let the Games Begin!

Friendship, fear, pain, death and redemption. These are what make up the 72nd Hunger games. Fifteen-year-old Blaise Calder is just a gentle farmer boy from district 10; does he have what it takes to come out alive when there's no mockingjay to save him?

"While I've been called many things insane being right up there with murderous weak isn't one of them." Written for the 9th theme in Maristela Freesia's 100 theme challenge. The theme: insanity. Betcha can guess who it's about if you read the story!

"Like a wall of thoughts and unforgotten images striking me all over so that I can't move, yet the world spins around me, and I don't want to remember." Implied Haymitch/Maysilee. Written for Maristela Freesia's 100 theme challenge. Theme 8 is Memory.

Written for Maristela Freesia's 100 theme challenge. Theme 7: Breathe Again. Actually rather lighthearted as opposed to my other entries, all of which seem to have death or a reference to such. This happens to have someone COMING BACK TO LIFE so there! D

The last of the Games. This game will be more brutal and horrible then the rest. And both of Katniss's children are tributes.

No rebellion, new generation. Two other rebellion attempts failed. Quarter Quell from the perspective of one tribute.

It's a continuation of the ending of the first book, because I felt that Gale should have been in the ending. Oneshot.

if there should be a word for it. Finnick Odair. Written for Starvation.

"I just had my name called at the reaping, Mother, please save me."

Written for Starvation's monthly challenge. Not everyone is happy with the rebellion. Lives were destroyed, homes were ruined, families were ripped apart. And it was all Katniss Everdeen's fault.

The first time Gale connected with Katniss was not a time he liked to remember. One-shot from the day Katniss and Gale's fathers are killed in the mine explosion. Gale's POV.

Rue's final thoughts as she dies. K because it's not bad, but it's the Hunger Games and has to do with death : so I just put that. I wrote this before I wrote 'After' but I just never got around to posting it.

I noticed Suzanne Collins doesn't go into much detail on the scene when Peeta proposes to Katniss. I thought I needed to really capture how he felt during this, so it's from Peeta's POV. I hope you enjoy! R&R!

Same old Hunger Games, except this year they're held underground. Tributes are the capitols lab rats after all.

This is what happens after "The Mockingjay" but pre epilogue. I change around the last chapter of the real book a bit to make it work. Hope you like it!

"I know you see their faces at night; you spend the dark hours trying to get away from them and sleep – as if that's possible." Written for Maristela Freesia's 100 Theme challenge, theme 6: Innocence. Please R&R. Rated T because I WANT TO. SO THERE.

"It's not until they turn to overripe fruits with wrinkles and hunching structures that they realize...how the feeling and smelling and hearing and seeing and tasting is too much to bear." Written for Maristela Freesia's 5th theme, break away.

"They all huddle on the floor and try to calm down, to find comfort in each other, but it's hard. After all, part of their entire lives has been ripped away." For Maristela Freesia's 100 Theme challenge, Theme 4, Seeking Solace. T because it's the Games!