Dead Park Plaza

by John Cosper

Something is seriously wrong at Lead Park Plaza. Built on the site of a former military base, this four-story office complex looks as dull and harmless as any other. But dig into the far corners of the Internet, and former employees paint a very different picture.



Murder. Mayhem. Monsters. Tribal warfare. Dead bodies. Seriously evil bosses. And even a dash of cannibalism. Seven stories spanning several decades shed light on the secret goings on in “Dead Park” Plaza.



Pull up a chair. Pour some coffee. Prepare to find a new found appreciation for your current employer as you traverse the first three floors of the most evil office park in America.

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 14, 2021

About the author

John Cosper is an award-winning writer from Southern Indiana and the founder of Righteous Insanity. He has written more than 2000 sketches and produced over 100 short films. He is the author of several science fiction novels, short story collections, and even kids stories.

John's film credits include the Fluffy trilogy, the Clive the Zombie puppet films, The Hauss Show, and award-winning short films Out of My Mind, The Telemarketer, Tolerance, and Bots. He's dabbled in noir, horror, and other dark realms, but for the most part he prefers humor and space opera to dystopian societies filled with moody teenagers.

Never one to stay stuck in one genre for long, John also writes about professional wrestling. He is the author of several wrestling histories and biographies, and he writes about wrestling's past and present on his blog www.eatsleepwrestle.com.

John's official website is www.johncosper.com.

Reviews

[Daniel Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this a great deal! A short horror anthology, each story centers around a particular office building where all kinds of bizarre events take place. Is it cursed? A portal to Hell? We may never know - but this is a quick, breezy read that is equal parts scary and funny.

[Jason Presley · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun collection of loosely connected tales of a terrible place to work.

[J. Lemarr · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fantastic horror offering from John Cosper! Fans of Night Gallery, Tales from the Crypt, etc. should love this journey into shadow.