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Frances Browne

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Frances Browne

Irish writer (1816–1879)

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About Frances Browne

Frances Browne was an Irish poet and novelist. Browne became blind after contracting smallpox as a young child. She wrote her first poem at age 7, and went on to write essays, reviews, stories, and poems. She is best remembered for her collection of short stories for children, Granny's Wonderful Chair. A statue of Browne was erected in Stranorlar in 2010, and since 2021 an annual festival is held in her honour.

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poet, writer, children's writer

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January 16, 1816, 1816

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August 21, 1879, 1879

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The Story of Fairyfoot My Share of the World: An Autobiography Granny's Wonderful Chair And The Tales It Told (1928 ed.)Granny's Wonderful Chair (1929 edition)Granny's Wonderful Chair (1924 Macmillan ed.)The Greedy Shepherd Sour and Civil Granny's Wonderful Chair, and its Tales of Fairy Times (1916 Dutton ed.)Granny's Wonderful Chair, and its Tales of Fairy Times Ireland

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