Stories of the South

Stories of the South is a collection of literary works penned by Alecsi and depicting their micronations, with the fact that most of them lie in the southern reaches of Micras giving the collection its name. These works, primarily consisting of short stories, are written to stand alone, and most often center around ordinary citizens and middling government workers and are set against a backdrop of the political and cultural atmospheres of the nations in which they take place.

Current collected stories, listed with the year in which they take place, their authors, and a brief description:

• Story No. 1 (1681 AN), by Alecsi
  In which a murder is solved with wine.
• Story No. 2 (1681 AN), by Alecsi
  In which hikers conduct a burial.