Thinking about taking the plunge and reading Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson : An Objectively Impartial Criticism of the Life of Man.

Waste of time, or something wonderful? I've read the full gamut of opinions. I have read Castaneda and loved it, but he was 'accessible.' I am capable of great patience, but this book is 896 pages long and supposedly needs to be read three times :eek: to even begin to make 'sense.'

Anyone into such obscurity?

Haven't read it, but it sure sounds interesting. I'd be interested in hearing opinions on this too.