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| Forever Knight Fan Fiction Awards | ||
| 1998 | Winner | "How LaCroix Stole Christmas" (poem) |
| Nominee | "The Maltese Raven" (novella) | |
| Stories | ||
| LaCroix hosts a radio show that isn't quite what Garrison Keillor had in mind. (August 1999) | ||
| He's Nick Knight, private eye, and he's been hired by a sultry widow to track down a mysterious "black bird." Unfortunately, there are more bodies than feathers littering the trail of this powerful artifact. Follow along (at a safe distance) as the Forever Knight characters don new identities for some hard-boiled eggcitement. (November-December 1998) | ||
| It's that time of the year again, but that ain't the Grinch tooling around Whoville in his sleek black Jag trying to steal the Christmas spirit from the Forever Knight fans. Will LaCroix succeed and make Forever Knight a Silent Night? (December 1998) | ||
| Yet another resolution to "Last Knight." Why should Nick be the only one to suffer guilt-induced hallucinations? As we learned in "Ashes to Ashes," LaCroix has demons of his own to put to rest. (February 1998) | ||
| A retelling of Nick's "Black Buddha" flashbacks. The story of the Titanic recounts a series of tragic circumstances. How different would the outcome have been if Nick had been able to alter some or those circumstances? (January 1998) | ||
| Post "Last Knight" therapy. Natalie lies at the brink of death. LaCroix brings the stake down with a curse—what hope could possibly arise from such a scene? It would take a miracle. Or possibly two. (September 1998) | ||
| A survivor-oriented solution to "Ashes to Ashes" and "Last Knight." A story about resurrection, resolution, and redemption. | ||
| Nick embraces his newly-restored humanity, while Natalie struggles against the urges of her vampiric nature. Vachon and Tracy leave the painful memories of Toronto to solidify their bond, until they are interrupted by the surprise appearance of someone from Tracy's past. Janette pursues her own course of revenge against Nick, while LaCroix sits at the center of the web, tangling his threads around them all. Sequel to "The Rekindling." (January–April 1998) | ||
| A story of love at third sight. | ||
| Tracy doesn't realize how close she comes... | ||