By A R Dent
The Justice of Null is written circa 1857 an an alternative history of Australia before Queensland became a state. Terrence Null, as a fictional character is where it all started in regard Hollow Log Stories. In regard Null, the village of Null, where nothing happens, no such place exists except in your imagination.
To Kill a Bunyip and Ocker Oscar are about descendants of Terrence Null. The three books are written as stand alone but are interrelated through Terrence Null.
Hollow Log Stories
It's All About Trust
by A R Dent
Series: Hollow Log Stories.
Price:
Free!
Words: 40,050.
Language:
Australian English.
Published: February 5, 2013
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Categories:
Fiction » Humor & comedy » Satire
(5.00 from 3 reviews)
Book two of the Hollow Log stories. The Dawson family gets a dog and a cat but things happen to this dysfunctional family after the dog gets a bit smart for his own good. Oscar, the dog, is telling this tale of his mission to save the world, or so he thinks. Just whom does Oscar trust when on his mission to save the world from the chaos humans created.
To Kill a Bunyip
by A R Dent
Series: Hollow Log Stories.
Price:
Free!
Words: 42,550.
Language:
Australian English.
Published: April 27, 2015
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Categories:
Fiction » Humor & comedy » Satire, Fiction » Fantasy » Urban
(4.00 from 1 review)
'Null, a remote fishing village where boredom reins until two dogs decide to solve the problem of the Bunyip. Add a transvestite politician, a high school drop-out, mysterious deaths, and the ancestors of the village's founder - Terrence Null - facing a stark reality check, and you have a parody of life, 'To Kill a Bunyip'. An engaging tale culminating in a thrilling climax.
The Justice of Null
by A R Dent
Series: Hollow Log Stories.
Price:
Free!
Words: 41,180.
Language:
Australian English.
Published: September 3, 2015
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Categories:
Fiction » Alternative history, Fiction » Humor & comedy » Satire
An alternate history of Australia during the horrendous years of the 1800s, when a nation was being carved out of a penal colony. The world was going through enormous change and in some small way, Terrence Null, ex naval lieutenant, experienced every problem dealing with ex-convicts given their freedom. The justice of Null, Terrence Null after he was told, he was to be a Justice of the Peace.