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Dirk Maggs Awards

This is the incomplete list, so far of all the awards that Dirk Maggs has won so far, that I have been able to find out about as of 2020 If I have missed any awards, then do let me know via the contact page and I will correct any errors.

The awards in order of appearance:

1992

1992 Flywheel, Shyster & Flywheel won the Gold Medal at the New York International Festival.

1993

1993 Superman: Doomsday & Beyond was voted Spoken Word Audio of The Year by the U.S. Publisher’s Weekly

1994

Superman: Doomsday & Beyond won the 1994’s Audie Award for Best Dramatization by the American Booksellers Association.

1995

Judge Dredd won the 1995 Talkie Award for Best Production

1996

Dirk's script for Independence Day UK, 1996 won the Talkie Award for Best Production.

1997

Dirk’s script for "Werewolf" won the 1997 Talkie Award for Best TV/Film Adaptation.

1999

Dirk’s adaptation of Voyage also won the 1999 Talkie Award for Best Use of Music.

2000

Awarded a 2000 Sony Bronze Award for Best Drama, for Dirk’s adaptation of Voyage

2002

Goon Again - 50th Anniversary Goon Show The 2002 best comedy award from the spoken word producers association

2003

Night Class Bronze award in the Comedy category of the 2003 Sony Radio awards

Dirk Maggs ­ Mark Time Grand Master Lifetime Achievement Award 2003 for Producing excellence in science fiction and comics for the BBC and independently. You can find out more about past winners of the Mark Time Awards, and see the Mark Time SF Audio Hall of Fame at: http://www.greatnorthernaudio.com/MarkTime/MarkTime.html.

2006

The Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy Tertiary Phase won the Audie of the Year.

2007

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy US Publishers Association Best Adapted Work

2008

Three Agatha Christie Mysteries Audiofile Golden Earphones Award

2013

US AUDIOFILE EARPHONES AWARD (Neverwhere)

2015

BBC AUDIO DRAMA AWARD, Outstanding Contribution, Neil Gaiman (Good Omens)