Browne wrote a great deal of poetry; three three-volume novels, My share of the world: an autobiography (1861), The Castleford case (1862), and The hidden sin (1866); and The Ericksons (1852) and Our uncle the traveller’s stories (1859) for children. She published much in magazines and newspapers, including ‘Legends of Ulster’, but is remembered today chiefly for Granny’s wonderful chair and its tales of fairy times (1857).
American poet and essayist
Prolific writer on many subjects, producing about fifty volumes of prose, poems and selections, many of which attained wide popularity.
English poet and the author of several beautiful hymns
English novelist and poet
American poet
English poet and novelist
During her early years she wrote poetry, but she is remembered as one of the first women to prepare a cookbook.
English writer of various books of prose and verse, chiefly remembered for her admirable translation of Epictetus, the first that appear in English.
American writer, a founder and the first historian of the National Society of Colonial Dames of America.