TrueLit's Annual Favorite 100 Poll (2024 Edition)

Friends,

Welcome to the annual TrueLit Top 100 poll (2024 Edition)! Sorry we're a bit late this year. By now, I'm sure you scholars know the drill - it's time to compare our collective taste against years past. For comparison, please see the previous year's polls: (2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019).

Before anyone asks, these are the works you'd consider your all-time favorites. We are also fine if you want to treat this as "most memorable" or "greatest"; how you vote (or live your life) is up to you.

Voting will remain open until January 3, 2024. All responses are anonymous and we will be sharing the data with you once all is said and done.

IMPORTANT RULES: PLEASE READ

With respect to format, we are replicating last years format (mostly). See the rules below.

  1. Only 1 Work Per Author.
  2. We will NOT be accepting non-fiction, philosophy, religious texts, or graphic novels. Fictional texts which otherwise touch on the above are fine. Plays, short-stories, novels, auto-fiction, poetry, and diary format are all acceptable. If you aren't sure, please ask, though we are probably going to be a bit lax on this.
  3. You will have 5 votes. If you are voting a work which was selected in 2023's top 30, you must use the click-down in selecting that novel. They are ordered by novel name. If the novel(s) you are selecting did not make the top 30 last year, select "other" and please write your vote in this format: Novel (Author Name). Here is an illustrative example: Breaking Bad (Gilligan).
  4. If you select "other", you must use the English name of the work, if available - please do not use non-English characters unless absolutely necessary.
  5. We are compiling sequels, trilogies, prequels, and series generally. We will not do "complete works", though. Please be specific in your options where possible or name the entire series.
  6. Have fun! If you have any questions, please feel free to post in the thread or pm myself or, renowned gentlemen and scholar, u/pregnantchihuahua3. That said, publicly asking, as mentioned above, is likely best as I'm sure others likely have similar queries.

If you do not adhere to rules above, your entire vote will be thrown out.

VOTE HERE

Cheers