Fiction. Art. THE DIVINE DUTY OF SERVANTS is a unique work that unites prose and art, to explore the dark mythologies of sexual fetishes and power. If it is true, as the French writer Georges Bataille claims, that eroticism and religion go together, then this book sheds light on the eroticism of worship. THE DIVINE DUTY OF SERVANTS is based on the drawings and etchings of the Polish writer/artist, Bruno Schulz, who died at the hands of the Nazis in 1941. THE DIVINE DUTY OF SERVANTS introduces the work of outsider Malcolm McKesson a writer and an artist who like Bruno Schulz, dealt with such topics as foot fetishism, cross-dressing, and erotic scenes of bondage and submission.