Healing Our History launch, 22nd August 2001
An invitation for Tilly Lloyd to attend the launch of Healing Our History: The Challenge of the Treaty of Waitangi by Robert Consedine and Joanna Consedine (Penguin Books NZ Ltd).
NZ Book Trade
“Chains battle over Fowl reprint”, The Bookseller, 25th May 2001
The Bookseller reports on the stoush between Ottakar’s and WH Smith, two British bookselling chains, over the latter’s deal with Penguin Books for an exclusive edition of Eion Colfer’s Artemis…
Bookseller articles, 18th May 2001
These two articles in the May 18th issue of The Bookseller caught Unity’s eye. The ideas outlined seem very different from the way bookshops in New Zealand tend to manage…
Parallel Importing Submission, 4th April 2001
Tilly Lloyd and Anna Applin made the following submission to the Ministry of Economic Development regarding the “Parallel Importing and the Creative Industries Discussion Document”.
World Book Day survey, 9th March 2001
The Bookseller (UK) ran this opinion piece on the usefulness (or not) of the results of the World Book Day survey which took place in the UK.
“Bringing it in: the NZ parallel importing debate”, Australian Bookseller & Publisher magazine, 1st March 2001
Tilly Lloyd and Anna Applin were interviewed for this article about the distribution chain with regard to parallel importing, imports in general, copyright and piracy. It was published in the…
Waiting for the paperback, 2000-2004
Alan Preston was keen to get a copy of Western Front From the Air by Nicholas C Watkis (Sutton Publishing) in paperback. Despite the hardback coming out in 1998, there…
Chris Price farewell, 8th December 2000
Chris Price invites us to the launch of Landfall 200, which marked the end of her era as editor, and the beginning Justin Paton’s tenure.
Marsden Books turn 25, 3rd November 2000
An invitation to Marsden Books for their 25th birthday celebrations.
“Jungle drums beat on Amazon troubles”, The New Zealand Herald, 26th June 2000
The New Zealand Herald reports on rumours that Amazon.com might be failing.
