The Farthest Shore

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The Farthest Shore is a fantasy novel in Ursula K. Le Guin’s Earthsea series that follows Ged and a young prince on a perilous quest to confront a growing darkness threatening the balance of magic and life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fantasy novel
literary work
novel
author Ursula K. Le Guin
awarded National Book Award for Young People's Literature
surface form: National Book Award for Young People’s Literature
awardYear 1973
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtist Gail Garrity NERFINISHED
featuresAntagonist Cob
featuresCharacter Cob
Sparrowhawk
followedBy Tehanu
genre fantasy
high fantasy
hasAdaptation Tales from Earthsea
surface form: Tales from Earthsea (film)
hasISBN 0-689-30054-9
hasMedium hardcover
paperback
print
hasMotif dragons
journey over sea
true names and naming magic
hasSubgenre philosophical fantasy
hasTheme balance of magic
coming of age
death
mortality
power and responsibility
sacrifice
influencedBy Taoist philosophy
mythology
language English
mainCharacter Arren
Ged
Lebannen
narrativePerspective third-person
partOfSeries Earthsea
placeOfPublication New York City
plotSummary Ged and Prince Arren travel across Earthsea to investigate the loss of magic and confront a sorcerer who seeks immortality at the cost of the world’s balance.
precededBy The Tombs of Atuan
protagonist Arren
Ged
publicationDate 1972
publisher Atheneum Books for Young Readers
surface form: Atheneum Books
seriesOrder 3
setting Earthsea
targetAudience adult
young adult

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Ursula K. Le Guin notableWork The Farthest Shore
A Wizard of Earthsea hasSequel The Farthest Shore
The Tombs of Atuan followedBy The Farthest Shore
Tehanu prequel The Farthest Shore
Earthsea hasWork The Farthest Shore