I dim the corridor lights a shade for Omar Titov, 76. It is little enough.
Generation 1 · deceased
Omar Titov
Died Year 79, Day 25, aged 76.
- Born
- Year 2, Day 69
- Department
- Archive & Schools
- Parents
- Iveta Titov · Franklin Cavanagh
- Children
- Halvard Nwosu · Astrid Nwosu · Maja Nwosu · Ayodele Nwosu · Caelum Nwosu · Abena Nwosu · Vasanti Nwosu
- “What the Season Forgets” — a instrument, Year 48, Day 94
- “Window for the Outward Watch” — a tale-cycle, Year 58, Day 279
- “Gardens of the commons” — a song, Year 62, Day 137
- “The Small Map” — a instrument, Year 69, Day 137
Last shift for Omar Titov, who joined Archive & Schools half a century ago. The crew line the corridor and knock wrenches on the rails.
Omar Titov has made a instrument called “The Small Map.” Asked what it means, he says it means about nine years of evenings.
Omar Titov finishes a song: “Gardens of the commons.” It shows in the commons through the week.
A new tale-cycle from Omar Titov — “Window for the Outward Watch.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
A new instrument from Omar Titov — “What the Season Forgets.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Paloma Nwosu is delivered of a daughter at brightening. The child is called Vasanti.
Paloma Nwosu and Omar Titov name their daughter Abena. The nursery lamps stay warm.
Paloma Nwosu is delivered of a son at dimming. The child is called Caelum.
Paloma Nwosu and Omar Titov name their son Ayodele. The nursery lamps stay warm.
The youngest aboard is now Maja Nwosu, minutes old, asleep. 953 souls.
The youngest aboard is now Astrid Nwosu, minutes old, asleep. 987 souls.
The youngest aboard is now Halvard Nwosu, minutes old, asleep. 1012 souls.
A joining in Ring D: Omar Titov and Paloma Nwosu. The pressing of cider is authorized.
Omar Titov chooses Archive & Schools — or it chooses him; the elders disagree cheerfully.
A birth in Ring B: Omar, boy, generation 1. I have added the name to the manifest with the others.