In this episode of the Your Harrogate podcast, Pete Egerton has been speaking to the ever-cheerful, Rosemary Shrager as she gets set for the Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival. At the forefront of the literary scene thanks to its stellar line-up of literary names, Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival was picked out as ‘one of the UK’s best literary festivals’ by Harpers Bazaar and ‘one of the top 3 literary festivals in the UK’ by the Guardian. The four-day event from 19th October, will celebrate great writing and leading thinkers, sharing stories to as wide an audience as possible with a diverse programme designed to entertain, inspire, educate, challenge and amuse. The setting is the Crown Hotel in Harrogate, all thanks to Harrogate International Festivals and amongst the big names appearing, Rosemary Shrager! Rosemary is very busy with her YouTube channel, chef work and has now turned her hand to writing, with her third novel due for release in 2024... [podcast_episode episode="81370" content="excerpt,player"]

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