Epic scope

Herodotus' history is around 1600 pages long.

War & Peace
Anna Kerenina
Don Quixote
The Brothers Karamazov (don't be diving into this without having experienced Dostoevsky's chronology of works before it - try Crime & Punishment, Notes from Underground and The Idiot - the Idiot is 700+ pages but the other two are not, although altogether and included with Brothers Karamazov you'd be reaching a heck of a page count, my man)
The Border Trilogy
Lonesome Dove
Les Miserables (I'm honestly considering reading this for Summer and because I have plans to see the stage show in London before the year is out)
Knausgaard's My Struggle (6 volume semi-autobiographical novel)
In Search of Lost Time (7 volume novel from Proust)

And just for funsies, if you're interested in graphic novels at all, the original 6 volume manga of Akira is wonderful and offers so much more than the film (although the film is a genuine masterpiece of animation). Junji Ito's Tomie, Gyo and Uzumaki are also available in single volume tomes which are around 600-800 pages each. If you like disturbing, grotesque body-horror and modern Japanese takes on Eldritch beasts, it's a treat.

>>9666003
Also this guy is spot on, Herodotus is great.

>>9666003
i was a mandatory read at school so i've read it several times . Thanks anyway

>>9666079
*it

>>9666041
Thanks for the suggestions .
Lonesome Dove sounds intresting ,have you read it ? what's your opinion?

>>9666041
How's Dostoevsky? I'm not a Christian so am I not going to enjoy it as much?

Ulysses.
I think Moby Dick is +700 or close to it.
Read every play by Shakespeare

>>9666141
been there done that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Search_of_Lost_Time

>>9666003
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