Original sentence: : Greenwood; Oxford: Harcourt Education, 2006).A brief entry on Browne appears in the Dictionary of Irish Biography'', published under the auspices of the Royal Irish Academy.An A-to-Z of Guide, edited by A.Blair also edited an anthology of her poems, short stories and essays: The Best of Frances Browne (Limavady: Rathmore Books, c.Browne's career is treated by Paul Marchbanks in An A-to-Z of Irish Women Writers.Gonzalez (Westport, Conn.The most detailed biography is The Life and Works of Frances Browne by Patrick Bonar, self-published c.There is an analysis of some of her short stories in the 2008 Donegal Annual: "Frances Browne and the Legends of Ulster" by Raymond Blair.Thomas McLean examines her longest poem, "The Star of Attéghéi", and its relationship to the war in Circassia in a 2012 monograph, The Other East and Nineteenth-Century British Literature
Edited sentence: " There is an excellent treatment of her literary career by Paul Marchbanks in An A-to-Z of Irish Women Writers, edited by A G Gonzalez (2006).Finally a brief entry about the poet can be found in the magisterial Dictionary of Irish Biography'', published under the auspices of the Royal Irish Academy.Raymond Blair has also edited an anthology of her poems, short stories and essays entitled "The Best of Frances Browne.The most detailed biography available is The Life and Works of Frances Browne by Patrick Bonar published in 2007.There is also an analysis of some of her short stories in an article in the Donegal Annual for 2008 – "Frances Browne and the Legends of Ulster" by Raymond Blair.Therefore, it would appear that the fame of the undeservedly forgotten blind poet is being gradually restored.Thomas McLean examines Frances Browne's longest poem, "The Star of Attéghéi," and its relationship to the war in Circassia in his 2012 monograph The Other East and Nineteenth-Century British Literature