Unity Books on Beattie’s Book Blog, 16th August 2008
Graeme Beattie posted the following article about Unity Books on his book-trade blog, giving us a good plug for our newsletter.
Tag Archives: 2008
Outtakes Programme advertisement, 2008
Our advertisement in the Outtakes Film Festival Programme shares a page with an advertisement from our friends at Aro Video, who were celebrating 20 years of trading.
New Zealand International Film Festival Programme advertisement, July 2008
Our advertisement in the programme for the 2008 New Zealand International Film Festival features one of our famous brown paperbags.
Library Communications book, 2008
In 2008, Tobias Buck and William Dewey shared the Library supply role, and used this book to communicate when their shifts didn’t overlap. Schedules, job-specific vocabulary, work to do and…
Communications book, May 2008
Selected pages from the communications book from 2008. Pertinent issues of the day: pest control(!), author signings and events, birthday cake, ecological initiatives (shrinkwrap and power departments) and requests for…
Best Bookshop, Wellingtonista Awards, 1st December 2008
Unity Books was nominated for, and subsequently won the “Best Shop” award by voters who visited Wellington website Wellingtonista.com
Philippe Claudel Event, 8th May 2008
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.
Christmas advertisement, 2008
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.
Bernard Beckett Launch, 3rd August 2008
Invitation to the launch of Acid Song by Bernard Beckett, published by Longacre Press and launched at Unity Books by Kate De Goldi.
Mister Pip sales reach 2000 copies, 2008
When Unity Books alerted Penguin Group (New Zealand) to the fact that we had sold two thousand copies of Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones, they sent us a certificate to…
