An annual contest to pick a winner from hundreds of self-published novels in SF. Currently reading and reviewing for our fourth contest.

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The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition retweeted
My novel, Kenai, which won the SPSFC indie sci-fi competition out of 221 entries, is free as an ebook until October 24th. It's a military sci-fi story about a former space marine with a discredited past. See below for more. Grab a copy on me, and enjoy!
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The winner of the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) is Our Simulated Selves by Nikki Null. “[T]his book could legitimately help a lot of people understand themselves.” — SPSFC 4 winner Wick Welker spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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The runner-up in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) is ab initio by Jacob Terracina. “This was that book that I was reading on train, waiting at bank, at the cafe, and got annoyed every time I was interrupted.” spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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Third place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Generations by @NoamJosephides. A "slow-burn conspiracy theory space opera" on a generation ship 80 percent of the way to a new home. spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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Fourth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Artificial Selection by Marianne Pickles. A cozy mystery in a hopeful climate apocalypse starring a benevolent AI and the Head of Awkward Questions. spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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Fifth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to FrostByte by N.S. Chaudhury. A Desi cyberpunk novel of illegal resurrection. Judge: "Ngl, I adored this book." spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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Sixth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Time Traitors by Eli Donovan. Judges called it a romp with a "cast of scientific and seedy characters all trying to avoid becoming dinner." spsfc.space/2026/10/08/the-s…
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The winner announcement for SPSFC 5 is coming today and being written as we speak. Hold all calls. Clear your calendars.
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The final finalist is Generations by @noamjosephides, an epic about a colony ship that carries the last hope of humanity and a centuries-old conspiracy. amazon.com/Generations-Ficti…
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The fifth finalist is Our Simulated Selves by Nikki Null, a quantum thriller of romance, recreated realities and who we're truly meant to be. amazon.com/dp/B0FCVK8RP7
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The fourth finalist is FrostByte by N.S. Chaudhury, a South Asian cyberpunk novel about illegal resurrection and solving your own murder. amazon.com/dp/B0F5N4VHYR
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The third finalist is Artificial Selection by Marianne Pickles, a post-apocalyptic mystery full of awkward questions and hope. amazon.com/Artificial-Select…
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The second finalist is ab initio by Jacob Terracina, an artificial intelligence courtroom thriller about what it means to be human. amazon.com/dp/B0FM6H956S
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The first finalist is Time Traitors by Eli Donovan, a tale of dinosaurs, poachers and a broken time machine. amazon.com/dp/B0BSL63L7S
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Six books have advanced to the finals of the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC). We'll announce them in random order in the next six posts.
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The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition retweeted
The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (#SPSFC) announces its semifinalists for year #5! Congrats to those still in the running and thanks to everyone who takes part.
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SPSFC 5 judging teams have announced the 10 novels advancing to the semifinals. spsfc.space/2026/06/17/the-s… The finals are coming on Aug. 1. #sciencefiction
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Judging teams for SPSFC 5 are beginning to decide which books will advance to a full read for consideration as semifinalists. Here's a status board with the book allocations to teams. spsfc.space/2026/02/10/spsfc…
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