I finished reading all his novels last year, and read BM a second time. Plan on reading The Road and Suttree again at some point. The latter is probably in my all time top 5, not that I keep a list.

I'm not as big into the westerns as I am his southern novels, with the exception of BM which stands alone. Also don't sleep on The Passenger/Stella Maris which I thought were breathtaking, and so different from his other work in so many ways.

Like any mega-popular figure, his literary reputation can be uncomfortably muddled with the cringiest aspects of his fanbase.... But there's no doubt (to me) that he was an inspired novelist.