I want long, comfy books. is pic related like that? any

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>>8684560
Also try Lonesome Dove and John Jakes North and South series, both massive 70s melodrama tier.

Moby-Dick

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>>8684567
I dont think you understand the meaning of the term "comfy"

This is the comfy version of Moby Dick

>>8684560
>is pic related like that?

For certain, I literally cannot think of a more comfy book to read

>>8684560
Joseph and His Brothers by Thomas Mann is imo a longer, less intellectual, and comfier (if you're reffering to the comfiness of the prose) version of The Magic Mountain. You should definitely read it if you liked The Magic Mountain. If you thought the milieu was comfy in The Magic Mountain try The Man Without Qualities by Robert Musil - it's also really long and really comfy.

In Search of Lost Time, at least the first book fits your request.

>>8684560
The Book of Ebenezer Le Page.
Guernsey is about as remote from the world as a Sanatorium in Switzerland.

Don Quixote my hidalgo

>>8684573
moby-dick is super comfy
dark romanticism is still romanticism

Master and Commander
Riftwar Saga is comfy desu senpai

>>8684560
Winter books tend to be comfy. I found War and Peace really comfy despite the subject matter.

>>8685539
>War and Peace
>>8685532
>moby-dick is super comfy

Did we read the same fucking books anon? Comfy to fucking slit my wrists too.

>>8684560
The Idiot by Dostoevsky
To the Lighthouse and Stoner are the comfiest books I've read but they aren't very long

>>8684560
OP this is probably the comfiest book on earth

>>8684560
War & Peace