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Cities were stonewalled by Orsinia, a land of medieval forests,, and railways hitting in to the hills where in actuality the old gods live. A nation where life is severe, desires are mild, and people feel battle to stay entire and split by potent forces. Within this charming selection, Ursula E. Le Guin provides to conventional hype exactly the same persuasive competence of action and word, of character and history, of love and assault, that's gained her the Pushcart Prize, and the National Book Awards and Kafka.