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''[[The Divide|Paul Evans: The Divide]]'' returns to an earlier period of the same family on [[Mars]]. It connects to ''[[39 Minutes]]'' through the Evans family, [[Hollister Dynamics]], and the everyday systems that make life possible. Explore both through [[Books]], [[Characters]], [[Places]] and [[Organizations]]. | ''[[The Divide|Paul Evans: The Divide]]'' returns to an earlier period of the same family on [[Mars]]. It connects to ''[[39 Minutes]]'' through the Evans family, [[Hollister Dynamics]], and the everyday systems that make life possible. Explore both through [[Books]], [[Characters]], [[Places]] and [[Organizations]]. | ||
== In The Two-Body Problem == | |||
''[[The Two-Body Problem|Caitlyn Evans: The Two-Body Problem]]'' brings the family and its Martian community into the growing domes. It connects the heat systems of ''[[The Divide]]'' with food, care and the people who maintain everyday life. | |||
Revision as of 17:09, 14 October 2026
The Evansphere is the setting of John Evans: 39 Minutes, a science-fiction mystery by Chris Simmons. This wiki covers the world as it appears in that book.
Two connected worlds
A century after John’s grandparents fled Earth, their descendants prepare to return. Mars has built a contained life around interdependent systems; Earth’s essential services are divided between fragile institutions and powerful corporations.
The work of survival
The story begins with everyday work: air exchange, irrigation, maintenance records, and clocks. A small timing error becomes a way to examine much larger questions about evidence, responsibility, and who controls repair.
Find your way
In The Divide
Paul Evans: The Divide returns to an earlier period of the same family on Mars. It connects to 39 Minutes through the Evans family, Hollister Dynamics, and the everyday systems that make life possible. Explore both through Books, Characters, Places and Organizations.
In The Two-Body Problem
Caitlyn Evans: The Two-Body Problem brings the family and its Martian community into the growing domes. It connects the heat systems of The Divide with food, care and the people who maintain everyday life.