Cardboard Coffins is an exploration of erratic human behavior and a tale about eight people and their intertwined day in New York City, told through each character's point of view. Bunny Goodstuff, the midget drug lord of Tompkins Square Park, is flooding the East Village with drugs or as she likes to call it, the good stuff. Her newest customer, Sweet Philip wants nothing more than a hug from his dead mother but is willing to settle for a bag of heroin instead. His sister Mitten is a private detective investigating countless counts of infidelity by a bald man with a skinny scarf who cherishes two things, his overpriced hair regrowth serum and his latest blood thirsty prostitute. A sappy cop is obsessed with the bald man's wife and taking Bunny's good stuff off the streets. He wrestles with denial over six missing bodies and their connection to the notorious, presumed dead, Tommy 'The Chef' Fogarty, who had a unique ability to cook human flesh. Are the six missing victims the work of a copycat decapitating killer or is the resurrected Tommy Fogarty responsible?
