Negative Confessions

"Negative Confessions" was "inspired by the Egyptian Book of the Dead. This 'book' is actually a collection of some 200 spells that would be assembled individually (with few or many spells) according to the choice (and pocketbook) of the purchaser. Spell 44 is one of the most important spells – known as the Negative Confessions, it is a list of sins that one promises one has not committed. Such as: I have not defrauded the humble man of his property. I have not vilified a slave to his master. The reader can read the overall commentary about the Book of the Dead, speculation about its meaning and uses, or probe deeper into the elaborabe coding to reveal each of the 44 negative confessions." -- Marjorie Luesebrink

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The Marjorie C. Luesebrink Collection

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Marjorie Luesebrink donated this work to the Electronic Literature Lab in September of 2021.

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