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The phrase "a monthslong ramble" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lengthy and often aimless or meandering discourse or narrative that spans several months.
Example: "The author's latest book is essentially a monthslong ramble about his travels through Europe, filled with anecdotes and reflections."
Alternatives: "a lengthy discourse" or "an extended monologue".
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"Rings," taking the form of a monthslong ramble through the decayed towns of East Anglia -- interwoven with the narrator's meanderings through history, literature and his own depression -- makes a more general case.
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