Interview: Mark Broatch
Mark Broatch is a journalist, critic and author, and an unashamed language nerd. After gaining an MA (Hons) in English Literature and Linguistics at one of New Zealand’s top universities…
Author Archives: Unity Wellington
Paul Greenberg & Joan Roulston go to Sydney, 24th April 2002
A farewell party for the Green Phoenixes themselves, as they relocated to Sydney.
Launch | Parallel Lives: Four Seasons in the French Pyrenees | In-store Wednesday 5th September, 6-7:30pm
You are warmly invited to the launch of Parallel Lives: Four Seasons in the French Pyrenees by Jennifer Andrewes In-store Wednesday 5th September, 6-7:30pm Unity Books, 57 Willis St, Wellington…
AFTERGLOW: To The Mountains – Edited by Laurence Fearnley and Paul Hersey
The mountains came to Unity Books on Thursday 16th August, as author Laurence Fearnley and mountaineer and writer Paul Hersey donned their editorial hats to discuss the compilation of To…
Helen Clark book signing: Women, Equality, Power
Unity Books will be hosting an in-store book signing with Helen Clark for her new book, “Women, Equality, Power: Selected speeches from a life of leadership”. 3 – 4pm, Tuesday…
Chessie Henry
Unity will be hosting a lunchtime event with Chessie as she discusses her book, We Can Make a Life: A Memoir of Family, Earthquakes & Courage with fellow author Emily Perkins,…
AFTERGLOW: Celebrate Children’s Books in Wellington
Lunchtime of Wednesday 8th August saw Unity Books Wellington filled with readers, publishers and authors, all excited to hear about and share their favorite reading for children ahead of the…
Lunchtime Event | Chessie Henry in conversation with Emily Perkins | In-store Tuesday 21st August, 12-12:45pm
Join Chessie Henry, in conversation with Emily Perkins, as she discusses her new book We Can Make a Life: A Memoir of Family, Earthquakes and Courage Tuesday 21st August, 12-12:45pm…
AFTERGLOW: See No Evil: NZ’s Betrayal of the People of West Papua by Maire Leadbeater
On Monday 30th July at lunchtime, Maire Leadbeater visited Unity Books to speak about her new book on West Papua. See No Evil recounts the recent history of West Papua…
Incorrectly keyed title, 5th May 2002
Somebody decided to express their opinions of someone else’s record-keeping using an aggressive-aggressive note, rather than the more ubiquitous passive-aggressive approach.
