"What happened that day, Kosta?" This question ensnares the reader from the outset of the book.

"The 3K Process 1988" delves into the significance of freedom, addressing the drama individuals face when confronting totalitarian regimes. At the heart of the novel are two parallel narratives and two friends—students—one, in the role of the author, who revisits the past years later through memories, and Kosta, who carries a significant trauma from childhood that haunts him throughout his life and grows daily, forming an avalanche in his personal calvary of suffering, imprisonment, and...

Their friendship manages to survive the pressure and fear, illuminating human values amidst the murky political and social haze. Their stories reflect the deep imprint of dictatorship and its effects on people's lives. Despite the bleakness of those times, the author, honest with himself and the world, offers an interesting perspective, with a vein of subtle humor, beautiful, dreamlike events, and the redeeming colors of youth.

"The 3K Process 1988" is a thrilling novel with chilling events that captivate the reader until the last page. It reminds us that freedom and dignity are precious values and that resisting injustice is a difficult but always inspiring battle.