The 173rd Hunger Games loom as a blood moon rises. When chaos reigns and change hides behind the horizon, what is left of Gods and kings? A child bargains with higher powers. A prince seeks vengeance from the smoldering embers of a once-mighty flame. An architect builds ever higher, the heavens in her eyes and Babel in her shadow. It is the time of Gods, and tribute must be made.

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.

-Slow update- Amelia Tompkins was the victor of the 67th Hunger Games at the age of 15. She is known to the Capital as 'The girl with the pearl heart' originally 'The girl with the pure heart' but considering she is from District 4, they did a play on words for humour's sake, and it stuck. -I do not own The Hunger Games nor the charters except Amelia Tompkins and other OC.-

A flowery valley, a fairytale forest, a castle made of pure marble, and more. But it is all a façade. Façade: An outward appearance maintained to conceal unpleasantness. And the reality is far worse than unpleasant. Horrible creatures of the night prowl, in and out of the arena. The Capitol is in turmoil after the last year's catastrophe, but no one knows it. A façade. Closed SYOT!

Even the heartaches that can occur in old age can't destroy the bond between Katniss and Peeta. An Everlark one-shot. Trigger Warning: This story involves dementia of a main character.

24 entrarán en busca de fama y fortuna, pero solo uno de ellos saldrá con vida. Syot cerrado.

After the end of the war, Haymitch visits Katniss and Peeta with some tapes from before the dark days and the Capitol. Tapes of the once popular reality TV show "Survivor," to be exact.

Peeta Mellark is the Winner of the 74th Hunger Games after Katniss Everdeen sacrifices herself to save his life. He soon finds himself in the middle of the rebellion as their beacon of hope, their Mockingjay. But as Peeta will soon discover, not all fallen tributes stay dead.

Finnick cannot bear the sound of Annie's screams. The Jabberjay scene from Catching Fire in Finnick's POV.

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.]

and so spring came to the underworld. Gadge. Hades and Persephone AU

Olive Navin Cresta felt lost. Everyone told her that she would get better. That she would remember everything at some point. But those were only empty words, promising a future that could never be granted to her. I feel like I'm losing myself, and there's nothing anyone can do to help me. Not even you, Finnick.

"Every second eats away our minutes. Stay with me...until our twenty-fourth hour." During the 5th Quarter Quell, Head Gamemaker Echo Epithet experiences visions from another dimension, while agents of time and space scramble to free a fractured world. From the void a dark omen rises; a reminder that even in death, you can't borrow time back. [Volume II of the Echo Verse]

Many years after the Mockingjay Rebellion, Panem Museum's director Mercedes Vonheli receives a collection of "Master tapes" of the Hunger Games, and decided to write a history book about each Games as well as the culture and society of Panem. This story was published on AO3, and is rated T for violence and because it's The Hunger Games

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?

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?

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.

(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 :)

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.

The Hunger Games are not drawing the attention of the Capitol youth. In an attempt to save the Games, President Kimble decides to merge them with Panem's most popular dating reality show. Those voted off the show are placed into the Hunger Games. Twenty-six Tributes, three winners. SYOT/SYOC Open!

"Virtues and vices are not so different as your compatriots might have you believe. We live in a world of liminal spaces, outlined by grey and defined by amorality - here, there is no room for black and white." Part IV of Dealing With Devils.

When Madge sees Katniss volunteering for the Hunger Games, something changes inside her. She is tired of feeling helpless and weak, she is tired of hurting so much, so she decides to drain her frustration by secretly training for combat. Train for what, exactly? She is still not sure, but something tells her she will figure it out soon enough. Gadge. Madge lives.

Madge owes Gale for intervening with drunk peacekeepers on the day before the Victory dinner. But when she finds a way to repay him, it begins a new cycle of obligation with a person she never anticipated meeting. A person who will inadvertently save her life one day. This is Madge's perspective on the day of Gale's whipping. Follow up to the events in "Beholden."