Revolution Stories

When the 74th Annual Hunger Games don't turn out quite as expected, Panem is filled with whispers of revolution. Rebellion is on the horizon and rocking the seas of District 4, threatening to overturn the life Annie and Finnick have built there. Follows The Hunger Games and Catching Fire (parts 1 and 2) from Annie and Finnick's POV

🥇 1st Place - Best Prologue (Whispers Beneath the Ice mini-awards, 2025) 🥇 1st Place - Fantasy (Four-Leaved Clover Awards, 2025) 🥈 2nd Place - Best Writing Style (Enchanted Grave Awards, 2025) ⸻ ✧ ⸻ The sun is gone. Its light is sold. Beneath the earth, humanity survives on Lumen - the bottled radiance of a forgotten age. The ruling elite control it. The Church sanctifies it. The poor die without it. Lucy Farrow was born in the Gloom, where people disappear without explanation and hope is a luxury nobody can afford. When a forbidden power awakens inside her, she becomes the most dangerous secret in Aurelion. The kind people kill for. The kind empires fall for. High above, Prince Cassian Soleyne discovers evidence that could unravel everything his family built. As rebellion spreads through the darkness and ancient enemies stir once more, he finds himself drawn toward the one person he should never trust. A girl who could save their world. Or burn it to the ground. ⸻ ✧ ⸻ She sat at the polished desk in the Lantern Man's office, copying names in glowing ink. "Careful with the curves, bright girl," he said. Lucy straightened her quill. "Yes, sir." He smiled. Not unkind. Just heavy. "You've got a quick hand," he murmured. "That's rare here." She tried not to smile too widely at the praise. "Say, Lucy... how is your mother?" She dipped her quill again. "She's fine, sir." "Is she now?" His cane tapped gently against the floor. Lucy nodded, focused. "Maybe I should visit her," he said. "It's been a while." That made her brighten. "Of course, mister! You're always welcome." The tapping stopped. For a moment, there was only the scratching of her quill. Then the light above her flickered before settling into a slow, steady pulse. The Lantern Man watched it carefully. "Good", he said.

Earth's moon, she's the only moon to the Earth, protective towards her planet, smart and famous like the Earth as well. Titan is the biggest saturnian moon, he is a fan of the Earth because of his intelligent life, Titan always admires his life and watches him from afar because he's too hesitant to meet him. but one day, while he was watching the Earth chatting and playing poker with Mars, he noticed the Earth's moon floating near the Earth. and that's where everything had started... (This story is inspired by solarballs, but there will be twists in some parts because that's my AU. all the celestial bodies in the space are in human form, which means they wear clothes, have feelings, bleeds, etc... so no one gets confused! Btw I made this story just for fun so don't focus on the details. First time making a story, kinda nervous...)

For nineteen years, no one noticed Andrew Chiffre. He worked in the Ministry of Magic Archives-a quiet, unremarkable clerk who filed documents, drank cold tea, and never once received a promotion. His colleagues forgot his name. His superiors forgot his face. He was the perfect ghost. But behind that ordinary mask, Andrew was building something. He spent years secretly contacting werewolves, goblins, house‑elves-every species the wizarding world had trampled and forgotten. He gave them a name: the Illuminati. A secret society with a single purpose-to tear down the old order and build a new one, from the ashes. When the first head appeared on the fountain in the Ministry Atrium, the wizarding world thought it was terrorism. It was not terrorism. It was a declaration. Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley-the heroes who defeated Voldemort-now face an enemy unlike any they have fought before. An enemy without a face. An enemy who knows every secret in the Ministry's walls. An enemy who does not seek power, who does not seek revenge, who is not afraid to lose. Because Andrew Chiffre has already lost everything. Twenty‑four years ago, in the Battle of Hogwarts, he lost his parents, his friends, and the love of his life-a seventeen‑year‑old Hufflepuff named Vesper Stone. He held her as she died. He was the only one who remembered her name. Now, he remembers everyone else the Ministry has forgotten. This is a story about systems that refuse to change. About the cost of love. About what happens when the forgotten finally decide to be remembered. And about a man who had nothing left to lose-and still chose to build a world that would not need him anymore. For the Greater Good. -Harry Potter: Skyfall is a complete, standalone novel of revolution, sacrifice, and the quiet tragedy of a man who finished his mission and finally went home.

In Book three of The Stormcrier Chronicles, divergent paths lay before everyone. Matt finds himself prisoner aboard a ship of pirates. Anthony must grow into his role of Duke of Dragonfyre and his place on the Resistance's Council. Sylvia must find Matt while Will finds himself with new responsibilities of his own. Nathan, while searching for his lost brother, has found someone unexpected. Newly appointed Steward, Leonardo Bernoulli, struggles to build a coalition as he seeks to solidify his rule. Hal, as always, plays his own game entirely. Where do these paths converge? And what part do the Stormcrier Dragons have to play?

A countryhumans story, set in the French revolution in 1794. This story includes mentions about decapitated people, blood, and smut, so TW!!! (This is not completed!)

** BOOK #1 in THE KING MUST DIE SERIES ** The King must die And, to kill a king, one must be braver than they believe. ••• Prince Zander Greyhound has a thirst for bloodshed and a desire for chaos. He is ruthless and cruel to the mystic citizens of Cressida. Eira Sparrow is a well-known warrior in Overfall Village. She is being held prisoner for her brother's crimes against the Crown. As mystics plot a revolt against House Greyhound, Zander's chances of becoming king fall slim to none. Prisoner Eira is offered a proposal. Become Advisor to the Prince or face a fate worse than death. Eira Sparrow is split between aiding Prince Zander, making him favorable to the public and spilling secrets to the rebels, helping them destroy the Greyhound Reign. Is Prince Zander Greyhound as ruthless as the rumors say? UPCOMING NOVEL, WEEKLY UPDATES © 2026 N. Nicole L SILVERSCREENS ** COVER IMAGE BY EVentrue on DeviantART**

A cyberpunk sci-fi thriller about a rogue teenage mechanic who builds a weapon to take down a corrupt corporate empire. Updates when I feel like it. Inspired by the GLITCH Production show, Murder Drones.

People don't just disappear for no reason. Across the country, teenagers begin developing unexplained abilities. No one can explain it, and the government stays silent- until it doesn't. When the truth begins to surface, a national lockdown is enforced across England. Just like that, ordinary life becomes a death sentence. As cities fall under strict surveillance and movement becomes restricted, young people who manifest powers are labelled dangerous and removed from society without explanation. Fear spreads faster than information, and trust between communities begins to collapse as disappearances increase. Their powers woke up but so did the goverment.

Those reaching the age of sixteen receive a Soulbinder, a creature that completes your soul and grants you the ability to use magic. Which power you can use this magic for, will be revealed after receiving your Soulbinder. Sienna Silvertip (16) is third in line to Valerûm's throne. The day she turned sixteen did not end in happiness as with her older sisters. Her Soulbinder did not show up, and she was not able to complete her soul. Her father's pride for her is now nonexistent as she tries to live knowing that she is imperfect. Zayden Larkwood (19), heir to the throne of Axar, is on a montly patrol with his brother, Osïan Larkwood (17) when their horses spook. Something makes them nervous, and upon hearing whom these creatures are, Zayden does not intent on meeting them.

They called it garbage. Sidhika called it a hidden future. While the world looks away from mountains of waste, a young girl dares to see something no one else can-a possibility powerful enough to change cities, industries, and millions of lives. But dreams are expensive. As she fights against doubt, failure, betrayal, and powerful people who want her vision buried, Sidhika must decide how far she is willing to go for the future she believes in. One idea. One flame. One chance to prove that the greatest revolutions are born where no one is looking. A story of ambition, innovation, resilience, and the courage to see value where everyone else sees nothing.

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Book 1: In the first book of the Stormcrier Chronicles, a revolution stirs in the east as ancient dragons return to the continent of Verden after being extinct for 100 years. A young man's world is turned upside down as he attempts to find his place in a country full of more conflict and secrets than he could have ever imagined. Book 2: In the second book of the Stormcrier Chronicles, war covers the continent of Verden. East turns against west as once proud allies fight to wrest control of kingdom; to preserve it says the west, to save it says the east. Above all, five dragons, seemingly returned from the dead, wait to strike while Verden is at its weakest. #1 in #newseries #1 in #newaccount #1 in #swordandsorcery

After the mysterious death of her father, David, she is left with only one thing-revenge. Her target: a powerful and feared syndicate known as Dark. To destroy them from within, she makes a dangerous choice-joining their greatest enemy, the underground faction called Shadow. But as she steps deeper into a world of secrets, lies, and silent wars, nothing is what it seems. The truth about her father begins to unravel... and it's darker than she ever imagined. Caught between Dark and Shadow, she must decide who the real enemy is-before the past destroys her future. In a game of shadows, revenge comes at a price.

When a multiversal accident throws Spider-Man and Deadpool into the blood-soaked Empire, Peter Parker expects another world in trouble. What he finds is worse. A Capital where nobles torture the innocent for sport. Soldiers protect monsters instead of civilians. Justice belongs to whoever can pay for it. And in the shadows, a group of assassins known as Night Raid fights to tear the Empire down one corpse at a time. Peter wants to help. But Spider-Man does not kill. Night Raid does. Caught between a corrupt regime, a brutal revolution, and Deadpool fitting in way too comfortably with professional assassins, Peter must decide whether mercy can survive in a world built on cruelty. Because the Empire does not need another killer. It needs a symbol. And unfortunately for everyone involved, Wade Wilson came along for the ride. In a world of blades, blood, and revolution... the Spider has entered the Capital.

​SEASON 1 FLOW OF RED As the world ran out of energy and modern civilization collapsed, humanity discovered a new fuel to survive: their own erythrocytes. ​Now, every drop of blood is the primary source of power. Every transaction is a drain on life. Under the absolute control of a Hegemony with type O blood-the owner of the most wondrous power-a biological caste system was created through Hemo-cell generator machines. ​Humanity is cast aside, ruthlessness is legalized, all for the sake of an unshakeable order. ​Within the grand walls of the Citadel, peace and prosperity are successfully maintained. This regime is deemed perfect. ​Does it sound cruel? ​Perhaps. ​But isn't that a fair price to pay to prevent the extinction of the human race? ​••• ​Outside the cold walls, the true dystopia seethes. ​Rebel groups move in the darkness, vowing to tear down the Citadel for the sake of equality. ​However, the line between fighting for a cause and sheer greed out there is razor-thin. ​As vengeance, disguised as justice, begins to demand bloodshed, a terrifying question arises: ​Is the Citadel a monster that drains the lives of its citizens? ​Or... ​Is it actually the only bastion keeping the world from truly falling into eternal darkness? ​••• ​When the blood system becomes the only law, which side truly holds the truth?

This humanity I love, this humanity I despise It is all that we have, all that we are But what does it mean to be human ? Unavoidably, inevitably, irreducibly human Nothing more, nothing less Only human There are no gods, no devils here Only humans

In 1905, Małgorzata Ośiecka is the privileged daughter of a Polish count living in Russian-controlled Lutsk. Raised in comfort despite her nation's loss of independence, she never imagines that revolution will shatter the world she knows. When political unrest strips her family of their wealth and forces them to flee their homeland, Małgorzata is thrust into a life of hardship far removed from the aristocratic upbringing she once took for granted. After immigrating to America, tragedy follows the Ośiecki family at every turn. Faced with poverty, discrimination, and devastating personal losses, Małgorzata must rebuild her life while struggling to preserve her identity in a country that views her as an outsider. Seeking a fresh start in the American West, she encounters Red Falcon, a young Blackfoot man whose people have endured many of the same injustices that her own family experienced. As their friendship deepens into something more, Małgorzata must choose between the expectations of her family and society or the future she wishes to create for herself. Spanning two continents and a period of profound social change, this historical novel is a story of displacement, resilience, identity, and the search for belonging in a world transformed by revolution and prejudice.

The world of EVERBREAK is a fantasy setting full of knights and gladiators, mages and witches, merfolk and sky-dwellers, good and evil, and a caste system that perpetuates classes of haves and have nots. The Tales of Preptonia follows the aftermath of a slave uprising, as a fledgling nation attempts to create a society of free men and women, in the face of looming threats.

In the Kingdom of Pristinia, your bloodline is your destiny, and your gender is your cage. For Elara Brighton, the rules are simple: stay in your district, keep your head down, and accept that your only value lies in domestic labor. But Elara has never been good at staying silent. When a family crisis forces her to take a job as a servant within the gilded walls of the Royal Palace, she expects to find only enemies. Instead, she finds a Prince who is as much a prisoner of the crown as she is. As intrigue turns into a dangerous attraction, Elara must decide if she will follow the rules to survive, or burn the hierarchy down-even if it means losing the man who was born to wear the crown she defies.