The Isfahan's school is considered to be the most outstanding and fruitful story writing school in the fourteenth century (AH) in Iran. It has had a creative role in improving and developing methods of story writing, interacting with international culture, incorporating traditional and modern techniques, influencing a large number of writers, and developing and giving prominence to a method of POSTMODERNISM in Iran's literature even some decades prior to the emergence of such method in the world.Unlike the regional literature of Southern, Eastern and Western areas of Iran which has widely made use of various and distinctive possibilities of the regional dialects, geographical locations, living conditions and native culture, the Isfahan's school bears none of these. Because of this neutrality, this school deserves being regarded as a true representative of Iranian art and literature.