Effie Trinket, just another Capitol puppet. The Quarter Quell begins and it suddenly shows that Effie isn't as obsessed with the Capitol as it seemed. The revolution gets going and Effie, who came closer to Haymitch than she would have ever expected, has to figure out where her loyalties lie. And her time is running out.

It's 1912. Katniss Everdeen boards the Titanic to join her fiancé Gale Hawthorne in New York. Travelling with her is the Mellark family, looking for a new beginning in America. Once she's in New York, will she be able to find the life she wants? (Everlark AU in which Titanic is not the main subject, just a passage.)

"Successes only last until someone screws them up. Failures are forever."

A satirical comedy told from the perspective of tribute Midnight Abernathy, who has no redeeming qualities but thinks he is a god. Disclaimer: I cannot be held accountable for any of the garbage that Midnight spews. I am fully aware that he is... a unique specimen.

(Story Rewrite to add more depth and detail expansion. Enjoy!) Luce is one of the few to win the Games at a young age. Learning she must now return and fight once more, how will she handle it? Will she blame the two responsible for being sent back? Or will she fight alongside them and help bring down the Games.

Ninety-Eight Hunger Games have come and gone. The Capitol is preparing for another season of excitement while the districts brace themselves. The country is a tinderbox in more ways than one. Reaping Day goes as expected...save for one volunteer in an outer district. And as Panem knows from experience, all it takes is one volunteer to light a spark. Part 5 of "Interwoven".

"We hold these truths to be self evident that we believe all men and women, all boys and girls, in all the districts are endowed to certain inalienable rights. Freedom to live, freedom to die, and the pursuit of mortality. We give you your personal declaration of death." Signed, the 2nd Hunger Games {SYOT CLOSED}

'To fear death, is no other than to think oneself wise when one is not, to think one knows what one does not know. No one knows whether death may not be the greatest of all blessings for a person, yet people fear it as if they knew that it is the greatest of evils'- The 207th Hunger Games

(Rewrite of the Blaine Abernathy Series.) Blaine is the daughter of Haymitch Abernathy and the 69th Hunger Game victor. Can she help Katniss and Peeta as their mentor during the Games, or will she and Haymitch be the only district twelve's victors?

A darker tale, in an alternate universe, of the final years of the Capitol's reign through the eyes of a previous victor. Certain chapters will have trigger warnings.

"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.

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

Peeta and Katniss grow back together.

What did the audiences see while the Hunger Games was taking place? Hear from the Tributes, Districts, The Capitol and the Victors as each Games takes place. Side story to 75 Years. Rated T for The Hunger Games

A new law is in place allowing for Victors to travel freely between the Capitol and their home Districts. For five Games Victors, this announcement means that they have an opportunity to bond over their shared love of books and poetry. But things take a dark turn when, a month before the 44th Games, one of the members of the Literature Club is found dead… SYOT closed, rewrite.

A summary of a previous fanfiction I wrote but lost, describing my version of Finnick's game

Two years before the Starcrossed Lovers of District 12 set a nation on fire, it's once again time for the annual Hunger Games. 24 tributes go in. 1 comes out. "Nobody decent ever wins the games" - Katniss Everdeen {SYOT: Closed}

Peeta and Katniss were never reaped but were still the inevitable star-crossed lovers. Now, in the 4th Quarter Quell, the Capitol votes on the tributes they send to the 100th Hunger Games. But have the districts finally had enough? Will Willow Mellark be the spark to set off the rebellion? Let the games begin. Background Everlark. Everlark Prequel coming soon!

"Corre Peeta", le advirtió a su compañero que descansaba al costado de ella. Pero fue demasiado tarde y la mujer se le tiró encima inmovilizando, se sacó un cuchillo de la espalda y comenzó a apuñalarlo.

Flora is a young girl who is alone in the world. She gets reaped along with Katniss Everdeen. Will she face her fate or is there someone out there for her to fight for?

Luce is one of the few to win the games at a young age. But now she learns she might have to go back and fight again, how will she handle it? Will she blame the two possibly responsible for being sent back? Or will she fight alongside them to end the Games forever? Full summary inside, please read and review! (09/25/23 in the Process of being rewritten)

20-year-old Lucy Gray Baird gives birth to her first child four years after winning the 10th Hunger Games.

The waves lapel at the shore, and the stench of flesh and copper is foul on the winds above. Alliances are as fickle as the tides. The ocean, as well as its tributes, feel that thirst for blood, the burning desire in them to perform, to violently battle for the highest seat of all. Panem's shores shall bleed once more, the 200th Hunger Games to come. {SYOT CLOSED}

There's but one problem with the Victor's mask. For it to work, the victor must have two essential things; haunting vivid memories and loved ones they would trade their lives to protect. One without the other is to no use. So when Olive Navin Cresta survives the 69th Hunger Games with no recollection of her time in the Arena, the mask gets destroyed before it's even placed.

Direct Variation: a mathematical term for the equation y equals kx, in which "k" is a constant, 23 in our case, and "x" is a variable, standing for the number of Games, of course. It's a perfect equation, but unexplainably, there are inconsistencies. And if they have their way, there will be more. Rewritten into the third person.