Dyscrasia Fiction™ explores the choices humans and their gods make as a disease corrupts their souls, shared blood, and creative energies. In Lords of Dyscrasia, the first installment, Lords Lysis and Echo stabilized dyscrasia that mutated and killed the masses. Two decades since that Ill Age, roaming dangers persist. The ruined Chromlechon colony has evolved into a Keep hosting orphans who supply the Lords with sorcerous energy. Spawn of Dyscrasia follows Helen’s abrupt promotion from neophyte curer to Lord Echo’s personal healer, replacing one who died mysteriously. She struggles to keep Echo alive as contagious phantoms corrupt his soul. While Lysis fights a sudden invasion from a grotesque army, Helen’s humanity is tested to its limits: she contacts the original source of dyscrasia, and emerges transformed…

Helen’s Daimones – the Gateway Novella for Dyscrasia Fiction.



Helen and Sharon are orphans haunted by supernatural diseases, insects, and storms. They are your tour guides in this entry-way novella into Dyscrasia Fiction which presents alchemical elements as spiritual muses for artisans, sources of magical power, and the contagions of a deadly disease; the series explore the choices humans and their gods make as this disease corrupts their souls, shared blood and creative energies.



In Helen’s Daimones, guardian angels are amongst the demons chasing the girls. When all appear grotesquely inhuman, which ones should they trust to save them? Will they be saved? 



Black Gate Magazine raves: “Lindberg is the real deal, a gifted writer with a strong command of language,” Joe Bonadonna, 2015



Foreword Clarion, 5/5 Stars: “[Lords of Dyscrasia is] highly recommended, though not for the faint of heart…” — Reviewer Janine Stinson 2011



Beauty in Ruins: “[Spawn of Dyscrasia is] as much a horror novel as it is a fantasy novel, but it’s in that clash of genres that Lindberg distinguishes himself. [Spawn of Dyscrasia is] a gorgeous, textured, intricately layered story.” — Reviewer Bob Milne,2014



[Spawn of Dyscrasia] is an entertaining fantasy novel that—I would argue—rises to the level of art.” — Author Charles Gramlich, 2014 



“Lindberg’s Dyscrasia has not been equaled either and is unlikely to be. The world of the Dyscrasia stories is not one any sane person would WANT to live in, but if you are like me, once there, you may not want to leave.” — Author C. Dean Andersson, 2014



“...take the time to discover more about the land ruled by Dyscrasia, as it is one of the most evocative empyreal worlds you will ever enter.” — Best Selling Author of IX, Andrew Paul Weston 2017