 Beyond being an often overlooked classic of Hungarian literature that enjoys a cult-like status in its native land, "Kazohinia" is considered one of the main original novels in Esperanto, in which its title is "Vojaĝo al Kazohinio".Kálmán Kalocsay called it "insidious"; William Auld put Szathmári's work on the same level with Swift, John Wells, and Anatole France; Michel Duc Goninaz finds that reading Szathmári is a "powerful stimulus to thought"; and Vilmos Benczik pins down Szathmári's work with the expression "sobering humanism.