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 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.