DERVLA MURPHY will be appearing at the
Travellers Tales Festival, Royal Geographical Society
on Sunday 21st February at 10.15-11.15am

The event will be introduced by Rose Baring and Dervla will be in
conversation with Barnaby Rogerson

BARNABY ROGERSON will be chairing 'The Future of Travel Writing', at
the Travellers Tales Festival, Royal Geographical Society on
Sunday 21st February at 3.30-4.30pm.

This event will feaure independent travel publishers and writers
and is curated by Eland Publishing.

Eland readers will get a 25% discount if they quote TTF10EL when booking

For more information and for tickets please go to
www.travellerstalesfestival.com

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