Fly Tipping

Carl Ashton believes in maintaining his humanity through decency. This belief is tested when he accepts a position at the old Palmer's Building in his small town. What appears to be a dream job quickly becomes a source of terror as mysterious events unfold within the structure. Carl’s life begins a steep decline as he confronts the inhuman forces unleashed upon him. His unraveling mental state suggests that the building holds dark secrets that defy rational explanation. Jo Miles, the author, presents a narrative grounded in horror and supernatural fiction traditions. The story follows Carl as he struggles to find answers while his girlfriend Maddy attempts to discover a solution to the growing crisis. This work was recognized as a finalist in the 13Horror.com Film & Screenplay Contest, indicating its strong visual and atmospheric qualities suitable for screen adaptation. The text focuses on psychological deterioration and the breakdown of social norms under supernatural pressure. Readers who enjoy tales of isolated settings and gradual mental collapse will find this book engaging. Those seeking fast-paced action or clear resolutions may find the slow burn frustrating. The narrative does not offer easy answers but rather immerses the reader in Carl’s deteriorating reality. The mystery of the Palmer's Building remains central to the plot, driving the tension forward without resorting to cheap scares.