UNSW Bookshop

20/06/2024

It was such a pleasure to host EMERGING FEATURES and help celebrate UNSW's young writers, editors and designers. Congratulations to all the winners!

26/03/2024

We're very excited to host Professor Rosalind Dixon in store tomorrow as part of the ongoing +Justice festival! Registration is free - come along and help imagine the future of work 💭

The +Justice festival invites Law and criminology students and staff to a session with Professor Rosalind Dixon.

21/03/2024

Catch our pop-up stall tomorrow, 12:15pm-1:15pm in the Scientia building! We'll be selling books as a part of the exciting Big Trauma/Big Change festival running from today to Saturday.

Embark on a transformative journey at the Big Trauma/Big Change Forum run by the Big Anxiety Research Centre

10/03/2024

Come and catch our pop-up stall tomorrow night at UNSW Roundhouse! Polly Toynbee will be in conversation with David Marr, courtesy of UNSW Centre for Ideas.

Join a prolific Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee as she investigates the true meaning of privilege and entrenched class divide in Britain and Australia.

05/03/2024

Tomorrow morning at 10am we will be joining UNSW Centre for Ideas at the Roundhouse to sell copies of the fantastic and important Consent Laid Bare. Registration is free if you'd like to come along!

Join a panel of experts committed to ending gendered violence, and learn how we can recentre sexual consent for everyone.

05/03/2024

Catch us tomorrow night, 6:30pm at Io Myers Studio! We'll be selling copies of Perumal Murugan's books before and after his talk. See you there!

Journey with Tamil-language author Perumal Murugan, once a target of right-wing book burnings and now longlisted for the International Booker Prize 2023.

04/03/2024

Tomorrow night at 6:30pm we'll be setting up our pop-up stall in Leighton Hall! We'll have copies of Samuel Moyn's book for sale to accompany his talk with UNSW Centre for Ideas. Registration is free - come along!

Confront the ideas of Samuel Moyn, who diagnosed the political left’s fear of Trump as a ‘hysteria’ threatening democracy, in conversation with UNSW political philosopher Jessica Whyte.

28/02/2024

We'll be selling books tomorrow night, 6:30pm at the lovely Io Myers Studio before and after Anjum Hasan's Talk. See you there!

Two of India’s luminary writers reflect on the complexities of life, love, writing history, and the power of words.

27/02/2024

Catch our pop-up stall at Leighton Hall, 6:30pm tomorrow night! We'll be selling copies of Peter Frankopan's books before and after the talk - don't miss out!

Examining human history through the lens of the natural world, hear from historian and author Peter Frankopan on the crucial role the environment plays in the existence humankind.

18/12/2023

NEW RELEASE: A stunning collection from staunch poet, human rights activist, community organiser, and refugee campaigner Sara M Saleh . A daughter of migrants from Palestine, Egypt, and Lebanon, Sarah expresses within these pages an intimate knowledge of the lives of girls and women in the context of war, colonial and patriarchal violence, and exile and migration. A 2023 must-read.

17/12/2023

🎵 How much is that doggie in the window 🎵

14/12/2023

We will be closed during the university shutdown period. Our final day for 2023 will be December 19th, and we will re-open on January 2nd. We hope you all have a lovely end of year break!

12/12/2023

NEW RELEASE: Michael Caine's (yes, THAT Michael Caine!) debut fiction novel is a thriller, through and through. Unorthodox and unrelenting DCI Harry Taylor is tasked with nullifying a threat to international security, but the pressure is on... Grab a copy in store or on our website!

08/12/2023

Check out our new UNSW cursive logo hoodie 😍

05/12/2023

📚 NEW RELEASE: Embark on a captivating journey in "The Land of Lost Things," the anticipated follow-up to the Top Ten Bestseller, "The Book of Lost Things." As eight-year-old Phoebe lies comatose, her mother Ceres navigates hope and despair, drawn to an old house on the hospital grounds tied to a vanished author. With echoes of folklore and childhood memories, Ceres enters a land of witches, giants, and destiny. John Connolly's artistry shines, delivering a poignant, standalone fantasy. 🌟📖

01/12/2023

Exams are almost over ... that means it's almost time to sit back and dig into a classic book 🥳📖

28/11/2023

NEW RELEASE:

🐦 Embark on a breathtaking exploration of avian wonders with the fully updated edition of David Attenborough's bestselling classic, "The Life of Birds." Delve into the realm of over 9,000 bird species, from the icy landscapes to the depths of the Sahara, soaring in our skies or gliding beneath the ocean waves. Attenborough, the unparalleled naturalist, shares his lifetime of observations and the latest ornithological discoveries, offering a brilliant journey into the intricacies of bird behaviors worldwide. From learning to fly to the complexities of mating, migration, and survival, this book is an enlightening celebration of the feathered inhabitants of our planet. Join Sir David in discovering the joy and beauty that birds bring to our world, reminding us of the vibrant tapestry of life that surrounds us. 📚🦜

28/11/2023

Catch us this Thursday at the UNSW Science Theatre - we'll be selling Sean Turnell's striking memoir "An Unlikely Prisoner" at our special event price - and Sean will be signing the book after the talk!

Explore Sean Turnell's tale of endurance, hope, and unyielding determination.

24/11/2023

Our new UNSW running hats, just in time for summer!

22/11/2023

STAFF PICK: Jon Klassen, Caldecott Medalist and number 1 New York Times best-selling author-illustrator, enchants readers with "The Skull." In a big abandoned house atop a barren hill, Otilla's encounter with a mysterious skull sets the stage for a tale steeped in shadows and subtle wit. With monochromatic artwork that adds depth to the foreboding atmosphere, Klassen crafts a gripping narrative that blends mystery, empowerment, and the magic of a Tyrolean folktale. 📖🏰

21/11/2023

NEW RELEASE: Dame Judi Dench unveils her theatrical secrets in "Shakespeare: The Man Who Pays The Rent." Through intimate conversations with actor/director Brendan O'Hea, Dame Judi shares the intricacies of every Shakespearean role she has portrayed over her seven-decade career. Experience the magic of the stage, from mischievous moments to insightful glimpses into her rehearsal process and creative collaborations, all delivered with her signature wit and a sprinkle of uproarious anecdotes. 📖🌟

17/11/2023

Whichever way you want to rep UNSW, we've got you covered!

15/11/2023

Staff Pick: Shortlisted for the Whitbread Biography Award, D. J. Taylor's biography of George Orwell transcends the image of a mere political icon. Through a wealth of previously unseen materials, Taylor unveils a profoundly human figure, highlighting Orwell's complex persona and his struggles, triumphs, and vast impact on literature and language. Delve into this moving and revealing portrayal that breathes life into the enigmatic writer, presenting a vibrant and resonant account of Orwell's extraordinary legacy.

14/11/2023

NEW RELEASE: Join William McInnes as he unpacks the peculiarities of the Aussie lexicon, offering a heartfelt tribute to the words and phrases that define our identity. With humor, warmth, and a touch of nostalgia, this book is a delightful ode to the language that brings Aussies together. Prepare to laugh, reminisce, and gain a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of Aussie speech!

08/11/2023

Our holiday reading guide has arrived! Pop by and pick one up - they're free 🎁🎁

07/11/2023

Find our pop-up stall 6pm this Thursday at the Roundhouse at the launch of The Best Australian Science Writing 2023!

How can we separate quality information from uninformed opinion? Hear from journalists and scientists as they navigate science in the digital age at the launch of 'The Best Australian Science Writing 2023'.

06/11/2023

NEW RELEASE: Staff favourite Christos Tsiolkas is back with another powerful story of love, resilience, and vulnerability. Two middle-aged men, scarred by past relationships, have given up on finding love. Despite their reservations, they meet on an internet date and feel a spark of possibility. Tsiolkas is at his best when he's telling hard truths, and he's kept this fiery spirit alive in The In-Between.

05/11/2023

Sophisticated, elegant, brilliant, no notes.... These are just some of the comments you might receive if you wear our new topaz tee 👕💎

02/11/2023

A huge thank you to the UNSWeetened team for hosting their 2023 launch at UNSW Bookshop! Congratulations to all the award winners, writers, and volunteers. Come pick up a copy of the journal at UNSW Bookshop 📚

31/10/2023

Join us for an evening with evolutionary biologist and author Carl Bergstrom live in-conversation with UNSW’s Rob Brooks as both explore the profound implications of scepticism in our technologically-driven world and the critical thinking tools needed to navigate the labyrinth of information flooding our lives.

You can also order the book at UNSW Bookshop!

🗓️ 16 Nov, 6.30 pm | Free | 🎟 : unsw.to/CarlBergstrom