Independent publishing house independent fantasy publishing Bricker Publishing LLC is carving out a unique space in the fantasy genre by combining compelling storytelling with advocacy for 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, also known as DiGeorge syndrome.
Fantasy Meets Medical Awareness
The publisher’s debut release, “Elementals of Mythicos, Book 1: Forged in Fire,” launched October 3rd, 2025, marks the beginning of an ambitious series that aims to captivate readers while raising awareness about important medical conditions. The novel targets fantasy enthusiasts who seek immersive world-building, magical elements, and stories that explore the depths of human nature.
What sets Bricker Publishing apart is its dedication to advocating for better understanding of DiGeorge syndrome, a genetic condition caused by a missing portion of chromosome 22. Through their fantasy literature and advocacy work, they emphasize the importance of self-advocacy in healthcare and listening to one’s body.

Expanding Literary Horizons
The publisher has outlined an ambitious three-year plan that includes releasing the Elementals of Mythicos tetralogy books 2: “Ways of the Wind” and 3: “Heart of Iron.” as long as editing and writing stays on track. Additionally, they’re venturing into children’s literature with a planned release featuring Lemon, an orange cat exploring the whimsical world of Havenswood.
Beyond the Page
Looking ahead, Bricker Publishing is preparing to expand into merchandise with plans to produce plush toys of popular characters Lemon and Zeta. These items will hopefully be at, but no guarantees the Happily Indie After Ohio 2026 – Sharonville Convention Center, where fantasy books and merchandise will be showcased to fans and industry professionals.

The publisher’s focus on blending fantasy storytelling with medical awareness creates a unique position in the independent publishing world. By targeting readers who appreciate both magical worlds and meaningful messaging, Bricker Publishing is building a platform that serves both entertainment and educational purposes.
Their commitment to championing awareness of DiGeorge syndrome while delivering engaging fantasy content demonstrates how independent publishers can carve out distinctive niches in today’s competitive book market. This dual mission of entertainment and advocacy points to a thoughtful approach to publishing that resonates with readers seeking both escape and substance in their literary choices.


