“B.F. Späth has just released a masterpiece of psychogeography, a little-known occult art form that emerged out of the French counterculture of the late 1960s.... With this book, Späth strikes his claim as an American grandmaster of the order.” (Steven Hager, filmmaker and writer)

A man is trapped in a dark and miserable New York City tenement, crippled by isolation and poverty. However, he’s also an empath, a time traveler, and a visionary!

He escapes daily to experience Manhattan’s Battery Park in an advanced state of cannabis spirituality and finds euphoria in life under the sun. By night, he explores vast and opulent cities that extend as far as his imagination will take them. But when his energies wane, the great cities crumble and evaporate as he sinks back into squalor, despair, and darkness. Can he maintain his grand visions and fragile sense of self, or will the spell be broken, leaving him to wander through the colossal ruins of his phantom cities? The answer may surprise you!

The Sun Temple is a delightfully quirky piece of post-modern, psychedelic self-exploration, which leads listeners on a genre-bending exploration of literary form, as the main character discovers deep and satisfying truths about NYC and its denizens, while in a drug-induced altered state of consciousness.