Update: Maurice Gee: Life and Work by Rachel Barrowman
In the midst of the crispest of cold July evenings, Wellington’s literary lovers converged on Willis Street for the launch of a highly anticipated new release. Maurice Gee: Life and…
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AFTERGLOW: The Invisible Mile by David Coventry
Unity Books Wellington played host to the launch of David Coventry’s debut novel The Invisible Mile on 6 June 2015, and in doing so, we welcomed a large audience full…
Update: Rewrite by Lynda Harris
On Thursday 4 June, Unity Books Wellington hosted the launch for an important new book for businesses everywhere. Rewrite, by Lynda Harris and contributors, is all about clear and effective…
Update: The Mermaid Boy by John Summers
As soon as we had copies of The Mermaid Boy in our hands, staff were intrigued – the cover announces that the collection is ‘non-fiction stories’. Our interest was piqued…
Update: For the Love Of… by Karena & Kasey Bird
Ever since their win on MasterChef nearly a year ago, Karena and Kasey Bird have been the darlings of the local food world. Choosing to forgo the book deal that…
Update: Sanctuary by Julie Leibrich
Books are a sort of sanctuary for many people – some books more than others. On Thursday 16th of April we had the privilege of launching Julie Leibrich’s latest book…
Update: Which Way is Starboard Again? by Anna Kirtlan
Which Way Is Starboard Again? Anna Kirtlan Wednesday the 15th of April saw Unity Books Wellington turn nautical for a while, as Anna Kirtlan shared with us her experiences on…
Update: The Chimes by Anna Smaill
Born out of the emotions of leaving home behind and shaped by classical music inclinations, Anna Smaill’s debut novel The Chimes is a lyrical and lush read. Nearly ten years…
Update: Give Us This Day by Helena Wisniewska Brow
For any author, being surrounded by friends, family and fans is surely the way you want a launch to go. For a first-time author, seeing a bookstore packed out with…
Update: Snapshots of Berlin by John Davidson & Matthias Seidenstücker
It was what may go down in history as the vilest September day on Wellington record. But not even so-called springtime temperatures brushing freezing can keep booklovers from their favourite…
