Flickerman Stories

MAY SANITY BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOR! Imagine that all the Hunger Games characters were shoved into a mental hospital, weird right? Katniss Everdeen with depression, Gale being bipolar, Cinna with pyromania.. It's a beautiful thing, until Haymitch comes up with a great idea of making everyone go insane with the 'Mental Games'... This could be a long stay at Sunny Days House for the Mentally Ill... A very long stay indeed... ~All characters belong to Suzanne Collins~

Xanthe Morningdawn is an 18-year-old girl from Panem's District 10 who has no fear at all of being reaped for the 19th Annual Hunger Games. It's her last year and her name is only in there 28 times while there are younger kids having their names in the ball many more times. But the odds are definitely not in her favor. With an escort who hates D10 and no mentor, there's never been a D10 victor, she and her male counterpart Oscar have to manage on their own since no one can close a sponsor deal but the mentor they don't have. But Xanthe's mind is set on getting 13-year-old Oscar out of the Arena alive. The only question is: how?

This story is about the Hunger Games, but it's from Peeta's point of view, so you really should read it if you're a Peeta fan. I really appreciate your support on my story! And I know that it says PG-13, bu it's not, because Wattpad wouldn't let me make it PG, so... I'm just putting that out there, by the way.

Have you ever wondered what would have happened if Katniss Everdeen didn't go to save Peeta Mellark right away? Or what would have happened to Panem if Katniss hadn't become the Mockingjay? What if Katniss ended up with Gale? The possibilities of how the story could have went are endless. I've questioned the events in "The Hunger Games" Triology, and this is my take on how a small shift of events can affect Panem's future forever.

Nobody else is going to die. Even if we have to keep fighting forever, I will meet death myself before I see any of you killed. I am not afraid.

Clove and Cato did the impossible. They won the 74th Hunger Games. They are living and are together. But how long will their happiness last?

The 67th Hunger Games, focusing on the two tributes from District 1.

You know Jenna Marbles as a funny girl on Youtube, but, what if she had to be a tribute in the Hunger Games? How will she make it out of the arena alive? P.S. Best read in Jenna's voice.

in·ar·tic·u·late •inärˈtikyələt• adjective adjective: inarticulate 1. unable to speak distinctly or express oneself clearly. (hunger games fic)

"All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts" William Shakespeare said that and Caesar Flickerman can not agree more.

When disaster strikes in the Hunger Games, Rue must fend for herself. Can she win the Games and become a victor? Beyond that, can she aid a rebellion aged only thirteen? This is a fanfiction that I wrote because Rue is my favorite character in the Hunger Games trilogy. I don't think she should have died; here is my version of what would have happened. Thank you so much to Libby Morris for badgering me until I wrote this fanfic :) I do not own copyright for the Hunger Games or the characters. BOOK TRAILER YAY - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZwr71bqc8A

Ceasar Flickerman is one of the most unexplored characters in "The Hunger Games." His story? Let's just say that his part in the 49th annual hunger games and what happens after changes the games forever..

Lily nightmare comes true, her name was drawn at the reaping and is pushed on a train and sent to the Capitol. She has not fighting- or survival skills while her fellow tribute from district 11 looks and acts just like an career. The bond between them is already creaking on the train and Lily is afraid that she is number 1 on his 'kill list'. Lily can't think about anything else than what is going to happen in the arena. Will she lose or win? Thoughts about her dying goes through her head every day and every night. Will she survive the dangers in the arena?

what really happened after the epilogue? {disclaimer: offensive language}

A Capitol persons perspective of the first hunger games. A view into Panem high society and how the capitol sweetheart, later district rebel and revolution leader looked to a capitol citizen, niece of Cesar Flickerman.

Everyone in the Capitol knows the story of Finnick Odair: the youngest Victor, the boy with the trident, the golden prodigy. But the Capitol forgets the girl from District 9. ​Marisol didn't know how to kill, and she didn't want to learn. At fourteen, Finnick was a child playing at being a soldier. At seventeen, Marisol was a harvester who refused to reap anything but grain. This is the untold story of the 65th Hunger Games! how a girl who wouldn't pick up a weapon taught Panem's greatest warrior how to survive.