The Eleven Commandments is a captivating collection of eleven independent short stories. The entire book comes allegedly from the manuscripts of an anonymous monk. Each story, has a humorous or rather sarcastic tone, and is titled after one of the Ten religious Commandments. Within every tale, one can distinguish the endless conflict between sin and innocence, the confrontation of right and wrong, good and evil, with the reader being the ultimate judge. Through the storytelling of each Commandment, rules become more fragile and values less clear, leading to the only and final Eleventh Commandment.