Angielski
WonderWorld was never designed to let people stay forever.
But somehow they do.
Deep beneath the fading attractions, employee corridors, abandoned tunnels, forgotten break rooms, and obsolete maintenance systems continue operating long after parts of the park should have been shut down. Entire departments survive on exhausted routines, inherited procedures, and institutional habits nobody fully remembers creating.
Jamie thought the job would be temporary.
Most employees do.
Instead, WonderWorld slowly becomes something stranger: a place that remembers people differently than they remember themselves.
As impossible incidents begin accumulating beneath the park, employees find themselves navigating broken infrastructure, procedural folklore, missing records, and an archive that may have existed long before any of them arrived.
Funny, unsettling, emotionally intimate, and quietly terrifying, WonderWorld is a psychological liminal-horror novel about institutional memory, exhausted workers, emotional survival, and the strange places people accidentally disappear into.
