Born in Uganda and educated in South Africa, Sinclair Beiles spent the 50s and 60s in self-exile. A resident of the famous Beat Hotel in Paris, he joined Gregory Corso, Brion Gysin, and William Burroughs in producing Minutes to Go, the first book of cut-up writing. A South African Abroad brings together Beiles' best work, including poems from Ashes of Experience, his surreal chronicle of his travels; urgent public pronouncements from Sacred Fix; and poignant meditations from The Crucifixion.

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