Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

During the 1980s, Sam Masur and Sadie Green become friends as children, playing video games together in a hospital game room. Years later, with Sam studying at Harvard and Sadie at MIT, they meet again by chance on a crowded platform and, joined by Sam's roommate Marx Watanabe, begin making a game. Gabrielle Zevin's 2022 novel moves between Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Venice Beach, California, across three decades, and explores identity, disability, failure, games as art and the need to love and be loved.

Bill Gates included it in his 2023 summer recommendations, noting that it had been one of the biggest books of the previous year and that its success made sense to him.