B, A, and E are walking through a kind of forest. They are talking. Where are they going? Who are they? Where are they? What is this place? No one knows: neither the characters nor the readers. Their only certainty is their ability to speak. Therefore, A and B play with words, trying to understand and break down universal concepts – freedom, happiness, erotic pleasure – and in the process lead us to new spaces. In fact, the letter-characters build an entire universe together through an incessant dialogue between them, while at the same time stretching the boundaries of reality and literature – as only Pablo Kachajian knows how to do. For in "Total Freedom" the characters and their author create adventure, actions, a subversive plot, a landscape: a world. This is the second translation into Hebrew of the rare works of the Argentine writer Pablo Kachajian. Here is a novella that seeks to realize an intimate and unprecedented connection between reality and language, and between form and content: a kind of experimental laboratory that undermines conventions and literary orders that have expired. Instead, with irony, in constant movement that inspires a sense of eternal present, with rare wisdom, fierce humor and extreme ridicule, Kachajian brings us face to face with the absurd, with a one-time literary celebration: a must-read!