I'm not familiar with this particular author, but I tell everyone to read everything. There's no telling what will act as a spiritual inspiration for you or help you develop on your path. You learn as much from the authors/books that make you go "gee, this really resonates with me" as the ones that give you a "what the $#@% is this author thinking?" In both cases, this assumes you go beyond your superficial reaction to the material and ask yourself "why do I think this and what does it tell me about my path?"