Orlando is a young nobleman in Tudor England and writes the first lines of The Oak Tree, a poem that he keeps about him as he travels through time. Show more
Orlando falls for a beguiling Muscovite princess one frozen winter at the court of James I. Show more
Orlando aspires to the life of a poet and is compelled to extend an invitation to an admired writer. Show more
Orlando turns his mind to his noble ancestry, and an archduchess demands his attention. Show more
Orlando has been sent to opulent Constantinople by King Charles I to serve as ambassador extraordinary. While there, he undergoes a miraculous transformation. Show more
The eponymous heroine is preoccupied by the penalties and privileges of womanhood. A sojourn in the mountains of Broussa leads to further reflections on love and nature. Show more
Orlando finds herself in 18th-century England, where she is seduced by London society and intoxicated by the words of the poets. Show more
The oppressive 19th-century dawns, and an extraordinary encounter takes place out on the moor. Show more
Orlando arrives at an ending and a new beginning.
The present catches up with Orlando's extraordinarily lengthy past. Show more