.زوال ما <> Zaval-e ma (Our decline)

Special Features: The novel Our Decline takes shape on the border between realism and surrealism, and with a bitter, unsparing tone, probes the fractured layers of both the individual and society. It is a work set on the threshold of revolution, in an aristocratic yet decaying atmosphere where reality turns into nightmare, and characters vanish one by one into the depths of time, soil, and illusion. With traces of existentialist literature, the novel shows how the defenseless human being, in the absence of love and meaning, enacts the burial-alive of both self and other. Our Decline, while a personal tragedy, is also a reflection of collective collapse— the story of people who are buried not only in history, but in the heart of a garden.