Launch Update: Hungry & Frozen by Laura Vincent
On Tuesday the 27th of August Unity Books Wellington was proud to launch Hungry & Frozen, a new cookbook by Wellington local Laura Vincent. After running the well-known cooking blog…
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How to Hear Classical Music – Lunchtime Event
Awa Press & Unity Books Wellington warmly invite you to hear Davinia Caddy speak about her new book, How to Hear Classical Music. Thursday 12 September 12-12.45pm All welcome, plenty…
Zone of the Marvelous by Martin Edmond
‘He’s constantly demonstrating that the natural world is as splendiferous as any fable.’ – Jim Shepard, New York Times. The antipodes existed in the imagination of Europe far before it ever became…
Duncan Sarkies
There’s something voyeuristically thrilling about knowing what other people’s reading habits are. The Reader is a brief interview inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, which was itself inspired by a 19th…
Event Update: NZ Post Books Awards Festival
On Friday August 16th, as part of the New Zealand Post Book Awards Festival, we hosted four guests for a lunchtime event: Emily Perkins, Gigi Fenster and Lawrence Patchett, in…
BOOK LAUNCH: Hungry & Frozen by Laura Vincent
Unity Books Wellington warmly invite you to the launch of Hungry & Frozen by Laura Vincent. Tuesday 27 August, 6pm, Unity Books, 57 Willis St, Wellington Hungry & Frozen will…
Launch Update: The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton
August 3rd was special for us this year. We launched Eleanor Catton’s new Man Booker long-listed novel The Luminaries, published by Victoria University Press; a mammoth tome at 832 pages….
Ted Dawe
There’s something voyeuristically thrilling about knowing what other people’s reading habits are. The Reader is a brief interview inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, which was itself inspired by a 19th…
NZ Post Book Awards Festival Event
NZ Post Book Awards Festival Event Join us at lunchtime to hear fiction finalists, Gigi Fenster and Emily Perkins, and winner of the NZSA Hubert Church First Book for Fiction award,…
Fergus Barrowman
There’s something voyeuristically thrilling about knowing what other people’s reading habits are. The Reader is a brief interview inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, which was itself inspired by a 19th…
