AS PART of World Book Day celebrations, Tenby Museum and Art Gallery is fortunate to have a well-known literary name giving a talk at the museum.

In 'Writing - from Desk to Bookshop', author, poet and former Greenhillian Professor Tony Curtis (pictured), who has published over 30 books, talks abut the writing process and reads from his works, including the recent Real South Pembrokeshire and Tokens for the Foundlings, a new anthology about children, orphans and family life to be published in March, together with some poems in manuscript.

The talk will take place on Tuesday, February 28, at 2.30 pm. Places may be booked in advance at £4 per ticket or be available at the door for £5 per ticket.

Spaces are limited. Please call the museum on 842809 for further details or to reserve a space for what will be a fascinating talk.