The last book written by the great Burroughs during his stay in London. One of the gems of his creative legacy - and perhaps the most intellectual of his later works. A strange, bizarre story of a man not just expanding the boundaries of consciousness, but also exploring the psychological and subconscious depths of his inner self. The hero's psychedelic journey gradually turns into a genuine odyssey through the dark corners of time and space, art, philosophy and sexuality. Saints' Landing has been called both a "postmodern experience of autobiography" and a "guide to Dante's hell of the human psyche," but no definition can fully convey the depth of this book.