Kamala Fang finishes a poem: “What the Bell Keeps.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Generation 4
Kamala Fang
91, retired to the orchard benches.
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- Born
- Year 93, Day 79
- Department
- Life Systems
- Parents
- Yueqin Fang · Kestrel Ouyang
- Children
- Alice Fang · Lumen Fang
Works in the Archive
- “Hymns of Year 136” — a tale-cycle, Year 136, Day 158
- “What the Field Forgets” — a tale-cycle, Year 162, Day 128
- “Nine Hymns Turning” — a tale-cycle, Year 177, Day 292
- “What the Bell Keeps” — a poem, Year 182, Day 25
Appearances in the log
Kamala Fang finishes a tale-cycle: “Nine Hymns Turning.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Kamala Fang finishes a tale-cycle: “What the Field Forgets.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Kamala Fang retires late in the second watch. The department logs a quiet debt it cannot repay in parts or hours.
A new tale-cycle from Kamala Fang — “Hymns of Year 136.” The Archive takes a copy; the original belongs to whoever stands nearest.
Kamala Fang is delivered of a daughter on the night watch. The child is called Lumen.
A birth in Ring A: Alice, girl, generation 5. I have added the name to the manifest with the others.
A joining in Ring A: Stanley Navarrete and Kamala Fang. The pressing of cider is authorized.
Kamala Fang, sixteen, takes the thermal engineer apprenticeship in Life Systems.
Yueqin Fang and Kestrel Ouyang name their daughter Kamala. The nursery lamps stay warm.