Years after the Capitol's fall, Katniss and Peeta have built a quiet life in District 12, raising their children away from their past. But war's shadows linger in nightmares and scars. Their daughter, Willow, questions what they won't discuss, while Rye fears what he doesn't understand. When a new government project forces Katniss to revisit the rebellion, old secrets resurface.

Coriolanus Snow doesn't care about fleeting high-school relationships, classroom drama, or making friends. All he cares about is restoring his family name to glory by winning the Plinth Prize. Modern Snowbarid!AU

Aurelia Copal never wanted the Games, but when her name is drawn for the 70th Hunger Games, she's forced to fight for her life and the family she loves. With her brother's death haunting her, Aurelia must survive the arena—and the Capitol's control. But the real battle begins when the Games end.

Against his better judgment, Haymitch has accepted responsibility for both a revolution and two teenagers who will surely be the death of him. Probably sooner rather than later. Just his luck that the only way to save them both involves landing himself back in the arena. Catching Fire AU

After the rebellion, Haymitch settles into a life not truly worth living. When he and Katniss decide to take a trip to the other side of the district, they witness something that permanently alters their world. Secrets are exposed, and betrayal weighs heavily on all of district twelves victors. (Hayffie centric with Everlark)

Cato Gunnerson has won the 74th Hunger Games. He dominated his alliance, defeated everyone who challenged him, and won decisively. He fulfilled his dying father's wish, set up his mother and sisters for life, brought honor and glory to his district, and completed his life's purpose. Now Cato just has to live with himself and everything else afterwards... (Companion story to Icarus)

A change to the 75th annual Hunger Games, brings together previous victors and new tributes in a fight to the death. Follow the Story of Zea Barlowe as she becomes a tribute and has to fight to survive. Rated T for violence in the games.

Leila Brightlock, victor of the 67th Hunger Games, is the Capitol's favorite—but hated by the districts. When the third Quarter Quell forces her to kill Katniss, she fails, endangering those she loves. Haymitch despises her, but as Plutarch's hidden motives pull him closer to her, he starts to question everything. Post Catching fire. Haymitch's pov/ posted also in AO3 Mlis07

It's been six months, and while the survivors are still picking up the pieces, the Capitol is ready to hit back with a different kind of game than most... SYOT CLOSED!

The 'Flower of Panem' or 'Angel of Mercy', Seraphine Reza is the jewel and pride of Panem. One of their most treasured victors in the history of the Hunger Games and a favorite of President Snow. While she smiles, comforts and plays her part every time the games start again, in her mind, her own game never ended. She keeps her enemies close and plays the part of the perfect victor.

How terrifying, survival can be. A fight for your life, only concluded by the end of twenty three others. It will be your survival, or it will be theirs. No matter who you are, that is all you want. To live. To win. And in doing so, perhaps you become much more horrifying than whatever lurks in the arena you crawled out from. SYOT CLOSED! Thank you for the submissions!

It's about to get SILLY in here! Full SYOT

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

In a broken Panemian society, one that has been cowed back into place under the Capitol after the Second Rebellion, death is everywhere. Dying an honorable death is suddenly one of the most important aspects of society, especially when it comes to the Annual Hunger Games. But you can die anytime. To die, you must first REMEMBER TO LIVE.

The Hunger Games went on for 74 years, and claimed 1,725 lives. 75 children survived, a handful would say they won. Some by skill, some by wit, some by strategy. None by chance

Every year, district citizens aged 12-18 go through a rite of passage; the reaping. And every year, 23 young tributes will pass beyond this world. But one... one will enter the spotlight. (Partial SYOT Closed)

Cold as ice, get ready for the 55th games. SYOT, some still open/not reserved

"That one day, when I meet them again, I can say that I didn't let it consume me. There are going to be days ahead where I know, will challenge me and the ghosts of the past will weigh so heavy that I will second guess in letting it collapse me once again but when I look at Peeta. I'm reassured that I have a chance at being okay. That life can be a little kinder."

Katniss confronta seus fantasmas e seu passado para poder começar uma nova família com Peeta. - TRADUÇÃO

Peeta is promised to marry Delly but she ends up getting pregnant by Gale. Peeta must marry to keep the bakery in the family, but there is no one available but Seam girls. His mother tries to convince Mrs. Everdeen to let him marry Prim, but she is too young but Katniss isn't and a marriage contract must be made.

For some tributes, they were a death sentence. For others yet, a chance for glory. For Annie Cresta, The Hunger Games meant something else entirely: a chance to bring long hidden truths to the light. But every secret has its cost, and when the ultimate sacrifice is made in its pursuit her life will be changed forever.

Hunger Games are like a never ending story. They don't end even when you win. Join Katniss and Clove in an attempt to save each other whilst denying their growing feelings. Clovniss/Cloveniss pairing. Snakecompanion is owner of this cover image.

Victors' children always go into the Hunger Games. Everyone knows it. Mags never should have loved Finnick Odair.

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

When 16-year-old cowgirl Jackie Spidell is reaped as the female D10 tribute for the 66th Hunger Games, she knows her fate is sealed. But she adores life and won't go down without a fight, especially not when the arena looks so much like home. Along the way, she forms a close-knit group of allies-and, later, friends. Will she ever be able to save herself from her love for them?