As far as I can ascertain, there are only two books devoted to Branwell. And this, unfortunately, is one of them. The other one isn't much better. Why has the brother of the Bronte sisters been so ignored? I think he's the most interesting of all. Dahpne took the time to notice him. So this book is better than nothing. I mean, so many think that Branwell influenced his sisters' writings. It's beem posited that he's the idea of the crazy wife in the attice in "Jane Eyre." He's suppose to be represented through "Wuthering Heights." So why has so little been written about him? It's frustrating.