Among the lesser-known mountains and playgrounds of Central Europe, east of Austria and north of Slovenia, lies the old kingdom of Orsenia, a country with forests, vast rural areas and small towns, with its capital, Krasnoy, stretching along the banks of the Molsen river. Orsenia, like other countries of eleventh-century Europe, has always been under the influence of the continental great power beyond its borders. However, in the collection "Stories of Orsenia," Ursula K. Le Guin demonstrates how the lives and dreams of its free inhabitants are just as important as the great conflicts and ambitions of Europe’s monarchs and dictators. The short stories in the collection take place over a period extending from the emergence of Orsenia as an independent kingdom in the twelfth century to its absorption by the Eastern Bloc after World War II. The novel Malafrena also belongs to the Orsenia Cycle.
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