Epic fantasy

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can not comment on fantacy epiics by comparison , but the lord of the rings is the one i would recomend . you've probably already read it .
now days i prefer my fantacy novels a little less epic . my attention span is marginal .
good luck on your quest .

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I did... 6 times. As and all the other books written by J.R.R.Tolkien... Thank you anyway

have you tried looking in the clubs , for those with like interests .
the book strores here , [ both new and used ] have thousands of tittles .
a voracious reader such as yourself should find plenty of interest .
once again ,... good look in your quest .

I am not sure this series would be considered "Epic." But it definitely grabs my attention. The Seven Books of the Seven Incarnations of Immortality by Piers Anthony. I warn, I liked it as a teenager. I was unable to read it as an adult. It takes somewhat of an open mind. I can imagine it could be seriously offensive religiously.

Some suggestions:

1. George R. R. Martin: A Song of Ice and Fire series
2. Robin Hobb: Farseer trilogy
3. Robin Hobb: Soldier Son series
4. Trudi Canavan: Black Magician trilogy
5. Trudi Canavan: Age of Five Gods trilogy
6. Robert Jordan: The Wheel of Time series
7. Ursula Le Guin: The Earthsea cycle
8. Patricia Briggs: Hurog duology
9. Raymond E. Feist: Riftwar series
10. Steven Erikson: Malazan Book of the Fallen series
11. Tad Williams: Memory, Sorrow and Thorn trilogy
12. Guy Gavriel Kay: The Sarantine Mosaic duology
13. Guy Gavriel Kay: Fionavar Tapestry series
14. Stephen R. Donaldson: The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant series
15. Terry Brooks: Shannara series

Enjoy reading.

The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan is particularly epic.

The Abhorsen Trilogy by Garth nix is cool. The Dark is Rising series by Susan Cooper is interesting.

My personal favourite is the Dark Tower series by Stephen King.

Imagica and the Books of Art from Clive Barker.

Call of Cthulu(from H.P. Lovecraft)... small in scale but epic in its writing.

You can also try series written by Patrick ness the first book is called the knife of never letting go. David eddings is also not a bad starting place