The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition Blackballing Devon Eriksen

The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition Blackballing Devon Eriksen The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) was meant to celebrate indie sci-fi authors, but recent events surrounding Devon Eriksen have raised serious concerns about bias, gatekeeping, and blackballing within the community. What happens when personal opinions override merit? In this video, I explore what went down, what it says about the state of self-publishing, and what it means for indie authors moving forward.

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Keywords: Self-Published Science Fiction Competition, SPSFC controversy, Devon Eriksen blackballing, indie author drama, publishing industry bias, self-publishing struggles, sci-fi book community, gatekeeping in publishing, book industry politics, writing community toxicity

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