The Well at the World's End

The Well at the World's End by William Morris is a classic fantasy novel published in 1896. It follows the journey of Ralph of Upmeads, a young knight who leaves his peaceful home in search of adventure and a legendary magical well said to grant strength and long life to those who drink from it. Along the way, Ralph encounters mystical lands, treacherous enemies, and wise allies-including a mysterious woman named Ursula. The story is rich in medieval imagery and themes of chivalry, destiny, and spiritual quest, and it's considered one of the earliest examples of modern fantasy literature.