Really, really enjoyed. Paul Beatty is able to be really smart and really fucking funny at the same time. He shines light on racism with outrageous characters, zany stories, and absurd concepts that are completely delightful to envelope yourself in. If I have one complaint, I do enjoy a real concrete sense of story--beginning, middle, end, plot, resolution, character development. And this book really didn't have that. This book was like listening to your crazy grandfather spin yarns in a rocking chair. But so cool, right?! You'll love it.