Further Convictions Pending Launch, 18th May 2009
Photos from the launch of Further Convictions Pending: Poems 1998-2008 by Vincent O’Sullivan, published by Victoria University Press and launched by Chris Price at Unity Books.
Photos from the launch of Further Convictions Pending: Poems 1998-2008 by Vincent O’Sullivan, published by Victoria University Press and launched by Chris Price at Unity Books.
Invitation to a reading by Philippe Claudel, author of By A Slow River, published by Knopf. He was in the country to participate in the Auckland Writers and Readers Festival.
Our Christmas advertisement for 2008 uses a quotation from Nigel Cox from 1998 to persuade shoppers and browsers that what they need, in every case, is a book.
Invitation to the launch of Acid Song by Bernard Beckett, published by Longacre Press and launched at Unity Books by Kate De Goldi.
NZ Book Council events in May 2001: Jane Smiley talked with Bill Manhire; David Malouf with Stephen Harris; Edward Rutherfurd with Harry Ricketts and Amy Tan with Mai Chen.
Laura Kroetsch describes the surreal and awful-but-hilarious experience of hosting a literary dinner with author Amy Tan at a venue indifferent to hosting responsibilities.
In An article in Booknotes, Jane Westaway reports favourably on Unity Books shelving young adults books separately from those intended for children.
Linda Burgess’ column in Booknotes about regional book events takes a brief foray into urban climes to mention her book launch at Unity Books in Wellington.
An invitation from Mayor Mark Blumsky to the launch of Wellington’s Heritage – plants, gardens and landscapes by Winsome Shepherd, published by Te Papa Press and launched at Wellington City…
City Voice, cataloguing the Top Shops of Wellington, chose Unity Books as their favourite bookshop: “comfortable and with a staff comprised entirely of book lovers who usually recommend the juiciest,…