Anna Applin resigns as buyer, 8th April 2006
Despite the evidence that NO-ONE LEAVES UNITY BOOKS (see below), people do occasionally resign, and when they do, everyone goes in to half-mourning mode temporarily.
Tag Archives: Marion Castree
“Born 2 Serve”, Guide to Wellington, 21st December 1995
Advertorial in Express detailing the selection of gay, lesbian and feminist books and staff to be found at Unity Books.
Complaints Department, 29th November 2000
Sometimes we receive the most ridiculous material as book-protection, and are compelled to make the worst possible use of it. I’m certain this improved productivity.
William Dewey Book Launch, 27th August 2009
Photos from the launch of My Tender Jaw & Other Stories by William Dewey, published by Lawrence & Gibson and launched among friends, Unity colleagues and the public.
The Shop Girls: Bad Book Love, 2001
Clearly, when you work in a bookshop, you are also a rock star. This “band”, conceived by Marion Castree, never went on tour or performed any gigs, instead sticking to…
Postcard from “Maoriland”, 29th December 2005
Postcard to those left to mind the shop over the Christmas to New Year period from Simie Simpson, on holiday in “Maoriland”.
Louise Wareham Leonard Launch, 5th July 2007
A thank you card from Louise Wareham Leonard to Unity for hosting the launch of Miss Me A Lot Of, published by Victoria University Press.
Capital Times Advertorial, 1st September 2000
We sing our own praises and let people know the range of things we do in this advertorial in the Capital Times.
Expansion at 57 Willis Street, 21st January 2011 onwards
The shop underwent a major renovation in early 2011, adding a third counter, more space for children’s books and New Zealand writing and allowing other sections a bit more breathing…
