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    Where Soul Meets Body by

    Fandom: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins

    03 Jan 2024

    Words:
    523,667
    Works:
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    Bookmarked by fluentinfandom796

    26 Jun 2023

    Bookmarker's Notes

    this one freaking HURT. in all the best ways though, so i'm not too mad

  2. Public Bookmark 80

    Cause We Belong To the Hurricane by

    Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games Series - All Media Types  

    01 Jan 2018

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    Summary

    The rebellion doesn't belong to one person--it belongs to us all. When disaster strikes in the arena, the rebels are left scrambling to recover, and turn to an unlikely inspiration: Johanna Mason.

    Language:
    English
    Words:
    348,936
    Chapters:
    48/48
    Comments:
    289
    Kudos:
    439
    Bookmarks:
    80
    Hits:
    17,221
    Bookmarked by fluentinfandom796

    26 Jun 2023

    Bookmarker's Notes

    once again, wonderful thg fic. i'd love to read this one again for the first time.

  3. Rec *

    The Long Road Home by

    Fandom: Hunger Games (2012), Hunger Games Series - All Media Types, Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins

    21 Apr 2014

    Summary

    THG fic, mostly coming at you from a Haymitch POV, covering briefly pre-50th Games all the way through post-Mockingjay. Some definite AU aspects and some alternate interpretations of Katniss' perception.

    1.) The Ties That Bind (pre-50th Games)
    2.) Nowhere to Stand and Now Nowhere to Hide (51st Games)
    3.) But It Was Not Your Fault but Mine (68th Games)
    4.) But I Am Hellbound (69th Games)
    5.) Hope In the Darkness That I Will See the Light (75th Games, CF/MJ timeline)
    6.) Another Little Piece of My Heart (post-75th Games, MJ timeline, "deleted scene" from HID)
    7.) And You Could Have It All (post-75th Games, MJ timeline, "deleted scene" from HID)
    8.) Away From All the Fears and All the Faults You've Left Behind (post-MJ)
    9.) A Life Full of Color (>2 years post-MJ)

    Words:
    794,530
    Works:
    10
    Bookmarks:
    254
    Bookmarked by fluentinfandom796

    26 Jun 2023

    Bookmarker's Notes

    i read this series three years ago, and i'm still thinking about it these were what kickstarted my hunger games re-obsession, so thank you!
    (saving so i have the link)

  4. Rec 60

    Alternate Universe Hunger Games by

    Fandom: Hunger Games Series - All Media Types, Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games (Movies)

    03 Aug 2025

    Summary

    Taking place many years after canon in an alternate universe in which there was no second rebellion, this series focuses on original characters (mainly victors) in an exploration of the world of Panem.

    Each story can be read on its own, or as part of the series. The exception is "What Came Next" which is a direct sequel to "The Year After."

    I ran out of room in this series description to include all the information I wanted (such as the preferred reading order, if you were interested in reading the entire thing), so I made a separate "work" to house information about this series:

    Alternate Universe Hunger Games series

    Words:
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    Works:
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    Bookmarks:
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    Bookmarked by fluentinfandom796

    18 Dec 2020

    Bookmarker's Notes

    so far, i absolutely love this series. i only read completed works because i have anxiety and need to read through stuff in one sitting, but i'm going to put my comments in this summary for the ones i've read. also, the author gave me a shoutout at the end of fic #4 (The Year After), and it cured my depression, so.

    #1 (The Year After): OOF. this was the first one i read (clearly), and i was hooked. i read it in an afternoon (16 december 2020), and i fell in love. honestly, i almost forgot that this wasn't actually canon (but i could say that for this whole series). i especially liked juniper's and pitch's relationship, and the fact that it was not explicitly romantic. it felt like a trauma bond to me, honestly, but it was so incredibly interesting to watch them try to develop a healthy friendship after everything. also, ROSA! i may have teared up for like the entire last part of the story because holy crap, sooooo good!

    #2 (A Collision of Past and Future): um, i loved this one too? once again, read it in an afternoon (17 december 2020). you can see the finish dates get closer and closer together because i was so invested. i really loved all three sisters by the end, which was honestly super surprising to me, considering how the beginning was. the pacing with regards to the memory loss was spot-on, and it flew by.

    #3 (The Illusion of Life): HOLY COW, this one brought up so many emotions, and i'm still processing it (17 december 2020). not saying the others didn't, because they for sure did, but wow. if you've read these (or wrote them, hi!) you know what i mean. this one got me. i gotta sit with it, but man, it was so freaking good (i keep saying that, but it's honestly true).

    #4 (What Came Next): okay, first of all, this author keeps saying that they don't know how to write romance, but they are CLEARLY MISTAKEN. as someone who's about juniper's age, the thought of a semi-functional romantic relationship with someone almost twice my age kinda creeped me out at first (ngl), but it WORKED. i was genuinely rooting for juniper to just realize her feelings already, and honestly, that's all a good romance is about. but it's not just romance in this one, and the (SPOILERS!!!) surprise adoptions of those ridiculous children were so amazing. also, the twists with quintus, AGH SO GOOD!!! i've ignored my visiting relatives all day (4 april 2021) to read this one, but holy cow was it worth it. i'm super excited to read the rest of the works in this ongoing series.

    hopefully i'll add more as the additional works in this series are finished!

    edit (26 June 2023): i'm still alive and have been reading these faithfully as they come out, don't worry haha. school has been time-consuming, but every once in a while, the posting schedule lines up with when i need an excuse to do nothing for a weekend and binge a work in this series. i've recommended this series to several of my friends who are new to the fanfic world, and i maintain that this is still one of the best series / works of art i have ever encountered. i always look forward to the next :)

  5. Rec *

    Down to Agincourt by

    Fandom: Supernatural

    20 Aug 2020

    Summary

    There is no such thing as a guarantee when it comes to war.

    The outcome's known. Why try?
    Return your rusty sword to battered sheath,
    bow your head and bend your stubborn knee. Why
    take the field when you cannot win the war?
    But Harry -- he went down to Agincourt.
    --Harry Takes the Field by bratfarrar (AO3 link here.)

    Words:
    1,121,311
    Works:
    4
    Bookmarks:
    2,575
    Bookmarked by fluentinfandom796

    20 Jan 2021

    Bookmarker's Notes

    once again, i'm trying to only read "completed" works for my own mental state, but holy cow is that a struggle for this series. i've only seen two episodes of supernatural, so i can't speak to whether it's in-character, but holy cow, these fics are good. the pacing is spectacular, the prose is evocative, and the character development is superb. i read the first three fics in two weeks, and i'm having to physically restrain myself from reading the fourth one until it's completed (i'll probably cave).