The Farthest Shore
eng. The Farthest Shore · 1972
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Historical Context and Significance
«The Farthest Shore» by Ursula Le Guin is the third installment in the Earthsea series, which is considered a classic of fantasy literature. This novel explores themes of death, loss, and rebirth, as well as the importance of balance and harmony in the world. Le Guin uses the magical world of Earthsea to delve into complex philosophical and ethical questions, making her works significant not only in the fantasy genre but in literature as a whole. «The Farthest Shore» has influenced the development of the genre, inspiring many authors to create their own fantasy worlds, and continues to remain relevant due to its profound themes and masterful storytelling.
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Date of publication: 3 February 2025
Updated: 4 July 2025
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Genre: Fantasy
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