The Passenger–Stella Maris duology

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The Passenger–Stella Maris duology is a pair of interconnected novels by Cormac McCarthy that explore themes of trauma, guilt, and existential inquiry through the lives of two troubled siblings.

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instanceOf literary work series
novel duology
author Cormac McCarthy NERFINISHED
centralTheme existential inquiry
family relationships
grief
guilt
mental illness
moral responsibility
physics and mathematics
suicide
trauma
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
explores the aftermath of scientific work on weapons
the limits of knowledge
the nature of consciousness
followsWork The Road NERFINISHED
genre literary fiction
philosophical fiction
hasForm dialogue-driven sections
interlinked narratives
hasPart Stella Maris NERFINISHED
The Passenger NERFINISHED
language English
literaryStyle dense prose
philosophical dialogue
mainCharacter Alicia Western NERFINISHED
Bobby Western NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus lives of two siblings
notableAspect McCarthy’s final published novels
protagonistRelation siblings
publicationYear 2022
publisher Alfred A. Knopf
relatedWork Stella Maris NERFINISHED
The Passenger NERFINISHED
settingPeriod late 20th century
structure two interconnected novels

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