Wew, finished! I read this because I thought it would give more insight into Anti-Oedipus. I don't think it really did. It mostly felt like gibberish that wasn't polished in the way that Anti-Oedipus or A Thousand Plateaus were so I didn't really feel like trying a lot of times. It is notes and journal entries and such so I think it is reasonable that it's less polished though.

The main part of the book that I like were Guattari's journal entries talking about his relationships, feelings about Anti-Oedipus, etc.

I'm just glad it's done and that I'm free.