Soliciting contributions for “books that last”, 16th June 2005
An appeal to former staff for contributions to a “books that last” catalogue in commemoration of Unity Books founder Alan Preston’s death the previous year.
An appeal to former staff for contributions to a “books that last” catalogue in commemoration of Unity Books founder Alan Preston’s death the previous year.
Tilly Lloyd sought help in determining the inspiration behind the name “Unity Books”, but it appears the answer is lost in the mists of time.
After a period of uncertainty, Tilly Lloyd (with Jo & Lawrie McColl of Unity Auckland) became the new part-owner of Unity Wellington, and messages of congratulation poured in. …
After the death of Alan Preston, Tilly Lloyd, Robin Cathcart and assorted others had the task of shifting and sorting his archive of company records.
Unity Books as profiled by Ruth Nichol in The Dominion’s Shelf Life section.
Paul Donovan of Allen & Unwin shared From Swan Sonnenschein to George Allen & Unwin Ltd by F A Mumby & Frances H S Stallybrass (Allen & Unwin) – a…
Staff asked for a meeting to propose a rise in the minimum staff wage to $11.50 per hour.
Catherine Griffiths emailed us to let us know that her sculptures for the Wellington Writers Work had earned her the Terry Stringer Award at the BEST Design Awards, and to…
A draft of an advertisement featuring Lloyd Geering ready for Alan Preston to approve for the May 2002 edition of Landfall.
Warwick Bailey, from our UK wholesaler Gardners Books, send this fax to Alan Preston to advise of his impending retirement.