Welcome to the 2023 poll on r/AudioDrama's favourite audio fiction.

UPDATE! Voting is now closed.

UPDATE 2! Results are now here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/audiodrama/comments/12fvn4x/top_audio_fiction_poll_results_2023/

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Previous years:

2022: https://www.reddit.com/r/audiodrama/comments/u0e2zg/top_audio_fiction_poll_results_2022/

2021: https://www.reddit.com/r/audiodrama/comments/mzku8d/top_audio_dramas_poll_results_2021/

2019: https://www.reddit.com/r/audiodrama/comments/9gprcd/top_audio_dramas_poll_results/

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Same rules as last time (and copied from previous entries):

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1 - Make a list of your top TEN favourite audio fiction shows in a new comment in this thread.

By favourite, I don't mean the shows you think are best, just your favourite. This thread isn't meant to be a commentary on what shows are objectively best... just what we Redditors love the most.

If you don't feel like you can come up with the full ten votes, don't worry! List as many as you want, but no more than ten. (Anything after the first ten will be ignored.)

2 - Please leave all commentary and discussion in a discussion post under each voting comment.

In your voting posts, please just list your top ten. This thread could get big, and it'll make it far easier for me to compile data if the original posts are only votes. In the follow-up posts, discussion as to choices is encouraged!

3 - Upvotes/downvotes will have no effect on the tally.

Feel free to upvote and downvote as you like, especially if someone has a great list. That being said, I decided to go with the "top ten" instead of the upvote/downvote voting for several reasons: You only have to vote once, you don't have to revisit the thread over and over to vote on new arrivals, you can vote once in just a few minutes as opposed to scrolling through a mammoth thread, etc.

4 - Order doesn't matter. Each item you list will count as one vote toward that audio drama. Duplicates will not be counted.

5 - All audio fiction is welcome!

Science fiction, fantasy, or things that go bump in the night? Sure. Something a little more grounded in reality? Why not. Serial story or an anthology of one-shots? They're all welcome. Actual plays or audio books? Go for it.

6 - The voting will run for exactly one week.

Seven days should be enough time for people to edit votes if they forgot a show they loved, and also allow the lurkers that only visit once every few days time to vote.

7 - Please keep each vote on a separate line, for easier counting.

To do that, you have to keep a blank line between every vote (at least in Old Reddit).

8 - Do not request your fan base to come and vote for you.

I want this to be a poll, rather than a competition, a random sampling of shows that are generally popular, not something that has to be "won".

Credit to r/Fantasy for the voting rules they've been using for years. I am also personally applying a 10 karma requirement.

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So vote! Discuss!