the longest books i’ve ever read | big book tbr | pick my next read

what is the longest book you've ever read? goodreads:   / eve-is-reading   instagram:   / eveisreadingbooks   please help me pick which of the following books should kick off my big book series: the makiota sisters by junichiro tanizaki translated by edward g. seidensticker the maias by eca de queiros translated by margaret jull costa look homeward angel by thomas wolfe every man dies alone by hans fallada translated by michael hofman andersonville by mackinlay kantor almanac of the dead by leslie marmon silko the love songs of w.e.b. du bois by honoree fanonne jeffers the second sex by simone de beauvoir translated by h.m. parshley 2666 by roberto bolano translated by natasha wimmer bleak house by charles dickens gone with the wind by margaret mitchell divine days by leon forrest war and peace by leo tolstoy translated by constance garnett other books mentioned (the longest books i've read to date): a clash of kings by george r.r. martin the end of the world as we know it edited by christopher golden and brian keene a little life by hanya yanagihara the priory of the orange tree by samantha shannon a game of thrones by george r.r. martin anna karenina by leo tolstoy translated by richard pevear and larissa volokhonsky it by stephen king red comet: the short life and blazing life of sylvia plath by heather clark the stand by stephen king a storm of swords by george r.r. martin