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Family members appear at different stages of life. Their individual pages label appearances by book so a childhood scene is not mistaken for an adult role. Work titles identify an introduction, not everything a person is or will become.
Family members appear at different stages of life. Their individual pages label appearances by book so a childhood scene is not mistaken for an adult role. Work titles identify an introduction, not everything a person is or will become.


The supporting cast directories collect shorter roles with chapter references. [[Category:Identity unresolved|Identity unresolved]] marks a specific unconfirmed connection, not a secret identity or a promise of a future reveal.
The supporting cast directories collect shorter roles with chapter references. [[:Category:Identity unresolved|Identity unresolved]] marks a specific unconfirmed connection, not a secret identity or a promise of a future reveal.
[[Reader guide]] · [[Everyday life]]
[[Reader guide]] · [[Everyday life]]

Revision as of 18:02, 14 October 2026

The Evansphere follows people whose useful strengths can become burdens. Family members, specialists, and local communities each bring their own perspective.

The Evans family

  • John Evans — sustainable systems engineer, Port Alpha.
  • Paul Evans — engineer working across the Valles geothermal districts.
  • Caitlyn Evans — Botanist Prime investigating agricultural discrepancies.
  • Jennifer Evans — scout, Hellas Basin.

Colleagues and institutions

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The Divide: earlier family and community

The same family appears at an earlier point in The Divide. The introductions below avoid the outcome of Paul’s investigation.

Institutions and organizations · About Paul’s book

The Two-Body Problem: growing team and community

Explore Caitlyn’s book

Following shared characters

Family members appear at different stages of life. Their individual pages label appearances by book so a childhood scene is not mistaken for an adult role. Work titles identify an introduction, not everything a person is or will become.

The supporting cast directories collect shorter roles with chapter references. Identity unresolved marks a specific unconfirmed connection, not a secret identity or a promise of a future reveal. Reader guide · Everyday life