Tributes from all over Panem are being taken to the Capitol for the 78th Annual Hunger Games - a normal Games, or so the tributes think. As soon as they arrive in the Capitol, though, before they are even brought to their rooms, they are wheeled into a small room. They are alone. Except for a camera, and a piece of paper telling them to explain their fondest memory, and their worst. As soon as they finish, they are wheeled to another room, this one filled with people and machinery and medicine. Here, a new experimental program, Tabula Rasa, will be performed on them. All their memories will be taken from them. Except for the two they just described Welcome to Panem, and welcome to Writer Games: Amnesia.

[An Author_Games original production] The world's favourite reality TV show is back! Twenty four celebrities, one house and more drama than you can shake a stick at! Each week the housemates are set tasks to complete while every details of their lives and interactions are filmed for everybody to see, and at the end of the week the public will decide who gets thrown out. Bursting with a range of celebrities just desperate for that big break, this is one TV show that will get you hooked!

As President Warwell begins her second term in office, Panem is gripped by a series of riots that aim to overturn the Capitol and restore power to the districts. And from the burning streets a new type of Games emerges, born from the throes of rebellion and threatening to end the hopes of the rebels once and for all. This time, the twenty eight are fighting for more than their lives. They're fighting for everything they believe in.

It has been years since the first Hunger Games. In those years, humans have evolved. Until now. The 2001st Hunger Games. The world is split between the fighters and the Strongs, with the weaks and mediums falling somewhere in the middle. Every year, the Hunger Games is held to determine the leader. Who will be the most ruthless? Who will be the most cunning? Who will be the one to rule them all? Based on my novel This World We Live In