Terra Nulla

Jason Roger Phillips uses the journals of early white settler Edward John Eyre to build the story of TERRA NULLA, so named for what Europeans called one of the most desolate regions of the Australian Outback. It’s a short story, but there’s a lot to digest as Phillips explores the white man’s push to expand with land and missionary work, and the atrocities committed against Aboriginal Australians, whose stewardship Phillips acknowledges with his respects.