Snow Fall

In the interlude between the decline of progressivism and the rise of modernism, a fresh new tone and conflict is about to emerge, and Aslam Salazaar's stories herald this discovery. Islam does not try to impress the reader with his pleasant narration of the external reality, rather his narrations are tied to the events of the story like a continuous link. The reader's interest in Aslam's stories does not break at any point and all the links at the level of events demand intelligence from the reader. In the process of recitation, the reader also feels a kind of self-expression. Islam generally tends to seek something from the existent to the non-existent. In a surprising environment, the artist worries about an existence that we feel but cannot touch. The style of Aslam Salazaar's creativity in search of new realities in a quiet atmosphere greatly affects the reader.