Maggie Browne
Maggie Browne was the pen name of Margaret Andrewes, an English author of children's fiction and non-fiction best known for her fantasy story Wanted, a King.
- Lived
- 1864–1937
- Nationality
- English
- Era
- Victorian
- Notable works
- Wanted, a King
Maggie Browne was the pen name of Margaret Andrewes (née Hamer), an English author who lived from 1864 to 1937. She is primarily recognized for her contributions to children's literature, writing both fiction and non-fiction books aimed at young readers during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.\n\nHer most famous work is Wanted, a King, a children's story written in the style of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. This notable book remains her best-known contribution to the fantasy genre, showcasing her ability to craft imaginative narratives for children.
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