Tony Harkins retires, 8th February 2006
When Tony Harkins retired, various industry colleagues reflected on his influence on and within the book industry. Here the Booksellers News publishes the tributes of Michael Moynahan from Random House…
When Tony Harkins retired, various industry colleagues reflected on his influence on and within the book industry. Here the Booksellers News publishes the tributes of Michael Moynahan from Random House…
After his position on importing of titles for which there is no speedy local supply available appeared to be watered down fin the written minutes from the Booksellers Association conference,…
Letter from Tony Harkins to the book trade regarding the new, higher price for the reprint of Janet Frame biography Wrestling With the Angel by Michael King.
An article about costs for the second printing of Wrestling with the Angel: A Life of Janet Frame by Michael King. Contrasts are made with the price-slashing of Harry Potter…
A request from Alan Preston to Tony Harkins for extended credit and possibly higher discount to help with the establishment of the Auckland shop.
A very gentlemanly negotiation between Alan Preston and Tony Harkins of Penguin Books about credit, discounts and payment terms with regard to the opening of the Auckland shop.
Alan Preston wheels a trolley load of books into the shop at 40-42 Willis Street during Writer’s Week, 1985. Penguin Books’ Tony Harkins is on the left. He’s smiling because…