I dim the corridor lights a shade for Tarun Trivedi, 69. It is little enough.
Founder · one of the Thousand · deceased
Tarun Trivedi
Died Year 51, Day 173, aged 69.
solitaryrestlessnostalgic
- Born
- 18 years before departure, on Earth
- Department
- Archive & Schools
- Children
- Yakubu Patil
Works in the Archive
- “Maps of Year 11” — a tale-cycle, Year 11, Day 218
- “Windows of Ring C” — a quilt, Year 22, Day 90
- “The Iron Root” — a tale-cycle, Year 22, Day 253
- “What the Season Keeps” — a poem, Year 32, Day 247
Appearances in the log
Tarun Trivedi retires at dimming. The department logs a quiet debt it cannot repay in parts or hours.
Tarun Trivedi finishes a poem: “What the Season Keeps.” It shows in the commons through the week.
“The Iron Root,” a tale-cycle by Tarun Trivedi, is unveiled on the night watch to the particular applause of Archive & Schools.
Tarun Trivedi has made a quilt called “Windows of Ring C.” Asked what it means, he says it means about nine years of evenings.
A birth in Ring D: Yakubu, boy, generation 1. I have added the name to the manifest with the others.
“Maps of Year 11,” a tale-cycle by Tarun Trivedi, is unveiled in the middle watch to the particular applause of Archive & Schools.
A wedding at dimming. Tarun Trivedi, Archive & Schools; Bhavana Patil, Drive. The ship approves in its way: the lights held steady throughout.