Seventy-five Victors. Seventy-five arenas. Seventy-five years and seventy-lives. And live they did. For better, or for worse. A companion anthology to The Victors Project.

When Katniss sends her arrow into the forcefield, the District Rebellion rises in smoke and fury and vengeance. A brief look into the rebellion in each district.

Finnick Odair wasn't the only Victor who dealt in secrets. A companion piece to 'The Victors Project'

Before Katniss and Peeta, seventy-three children won the Hunger Games. Some were brutal. Some were clever. Some were lucky. A few were almost decent. These are their stories. This is the Victors Project.

There was a time when she was a girl who made friends easily and laughed loudly and couldn't care less about the Games. Then everything was taken from her. Except for her life, her will...and her teeth. This is the young woman who went into the Games to earn her chance for revenge and came out a legend. This is Enobaria Malachite. These are the Sixty-Second Annual Hunger Games.

"Oh, no, not Cecelia," gasped Effie Trinket as the woman from District 8 walked up to the stage after her children were torn from her. This is the woman that even Effie felt for. This is the soft-spoken, shy young girl who became one of the deadliest tributes in Hunger Games history. This is Cecelia Rheys. This is the Fifty-Seventh Annual Hunger Games.

The First Quarter Quell forced the districts to vote on who they would sent into the Games. This is who they sent - and why.

Johanna Mason said Blight "wasn't much, but he was from home." And even someone who isn't much has to have a story. This is the brilliant and manipulative young man who was forced into the Games by his own district. This is Blight Gavin. This is the Fifty-Second Annual Hunger Games.