another word for long stories

Tales. Tales can be long or short, but when we talk about long stories, 'tales' can also be used. For instance, 'fairy tales' can be quite long when they are fully developed, with complex plots and multiple characters.

A long tale. For example, when we talk about a very detailed and extended account of something, we can use 'tale' instead of'story' and 'long tale' to mean a long story.

It's a complicated matter.

Tale. A tale is a kind of long - detailed story. It usually has some kind of plot or sequence of events. For instance, fairy tales are often long - detailed stories that are passed down through generations. They can be very elaborate and full of details.

Tale. For example, 'He told a long tale about his adventures.'

Another option is 'protracted story'. It implies that the story goes on for a considerable time. You might also hear 'drawn-out account' used in a similar way.

Well, another word could be 'short novella'. A short novella shares similarities with a long short story in terms of length. It has more room for character development and plot complexity compared to a regular short story, yet it's not as extensive as a full - fledged novel. For example, many classic short novellas manage to tell a rich and engaging story within a relatively concise length.

Tale. While a tale can be short, it can also be long and drawn - out. It is a general term for a story, and when we want to emphasize its length and perhaps its meandering nature, it can be used as another word for a long - drawn - out story. Tales can be passed down through generations, evolving and growing in length and detail over time.

Epic. An epic is often a long and continuous narrative, usually dealing with heroic deeds and events of great significance.

Epic.