Provisional

by Karen Little

About the productHarness the power of the AeternoBlade and defy the abyss in this sequel to the fast paced action/puzzle platformerPlay as three unique characters as they journey across dimensions in a desperate struggle against the destruction of the Dark AbyssThe power of the AeternoBlade must be returned or reality, as they know it, will face total collapse.Overwhelm your foes by stringing together a massive hit count of relentless combos.Agile attack movements and the power of time are at your disposal in visually-striking, rapid combatWith both classic side-scrolling fights and the new addition of full-3D scenariosManipulate time, eliminate enemies - and overcome all obstacles. Use techniques, such as Time Stop, Warp, and ReversalLeap, grapple and climb - across intricately designed environments with vertical terrainFind useful new items by exploring multiple routes through mystic ruins, ancient forests, and stoic castles.Enhance your attributes - with over 100 equipped relics that harness the potential of your abilities

30 pages, Paperback

Published February 19, 2020

About the author

I trained as a dancer at London Contemporary Dance School, and as a Fine Artist at Camberwell School of Art, London, performing and exhibiting internationally.
My poetry has been widely published in magazines and anthologies, and Tentacles contains ten of my illustrated poems. My first novella Filled with Ghosts was published in December 2015 and shortlisted for the novella Saboteur Award in 2016.
'Karen Little writes characters with a surface oddness. Whether they are floridly psychotic or merely displaying a level of everyday delusions and compulsions of creativity; they are all unusual and unique. As the book goes on it becomes easier to absorb the deeper psychological movements that the characters have as well as these qualities. However, the opening of the book is quite impenetrable. We hear from Diana, who, in her own words, builds ‘sentences from [her] own spit’. Yet, as when reading someone like Elizabeth Smart, battling through this series of barely linked, intense images is worth it. Once the rhythm that runs through the piece is detected, it becomes easier to grasp what previously appeared to be chaos. The rewards are images such as this one: ‘I catch rainwater in a pan, pour it into my fish tank, filling it with freedom and light’. (extract from Sabotage Review, Sarah Gonnet)
The sequel Ghost Train Leaving was released in June 2017, and the final book in the trilogy (the Spanish Spectres series) Ghosts Treading Water in October 2017.