Dead But Not Forgotten
by Toni L. P. Kelner, Charlaine Harris

There’s more to Sookie Stackhouse than you ever knew…

The #1 New York Times bestselling Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris spawned a hit TV show and captivated fans around the world—including other authors. Now this group of writers, specifically chosen by Charlaine, pays tribute to “the southern, mind-reading belle who gets mixed up in the world of vampires and magical creatures” (The Kansas City Star) with a collection of fifteen stories about your favorite residents of Bon Temps.

With contributions by
Rachel Caine
Dana Cameron
Bill Crider
MaryJanice Davidson
Leigh Evans
Christopher Golden
Nancy Holder
Miranda James
Jonathan Maberry
Jeffrey J. Mariotte
Seanan McGuire
Suzanne McLeod
Nicole Peeler
Leigh Perry
Jeanne C. Stein

Other Books by Toni L. P. Kelner

Crimes by Moonlight
Mysteries from the Dark Side

Blast from the Past
A Where Are They Now? Mystery #3

Crimes by Moonlight
Mysteries from the Dark Side

Who Killed the Pinup Queen?
A "Where Are They Now?" Mystery #2

Curse of the Kissing Cousins
A "Where Are They Now?" Mystery #2

Wed And Buried

Toni L. P. Kelner's Bio

Fact Sheet

Home Town
Born in Pensacola, FL
Grew up in Gulf Breeze, FL
& Charlotte, NC
Currently living in Malden, MA

Day Job
Former technical writer
Currently full time writer

Married
To Stephen Paul Kelner, Jr.

Children
Two daughters: Maggie and Valerie

Organizations
American Crime Writers League
Femmes Fatales
Mystery Writers of America
Sisters in Crime

Awards

Anthony Award Nominee for Best Short Story for "How Stella Got Her Grave Back"

Agatha Award Winner and Anthony Award Nominee for Best Short Story for "Sleeping With the Plush"

Romantic Times BOOKreviews Career Achievement Award Winner for Mystery Series in 2002

Anthony and Macavity Award Nominee for Best Short Story for "Bible Belt"

Romantic Times BOOKreviews Career Achievement Award Nominee for Mystery Series in 2001

Romantic Times BOOKreviews Reviewers' Choice Award Nominee for Death of a Damn Yankee

Agatha Award Nominee for Best Short Story for "The Death of Erik the Redneck"