It’s about how difficult it is to connect even though we have ever increasing ways to do so, and the possibility of making meaningful connections in virtual spaces. It’s about how rewarding and tender and volatile creative collaboration can be, and what it feels like to truly share one’s work with someone. It’s the story of Sam Masur and Sadie Green, two brilliant people, who have a romance of the mind, if not the body. Thank you so much! Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow is the story of a thirty-year friendship and artistic collaboration. and I absolutely adore it! For those who may not already know what the novel is about, how do you like to describe it to others? Your tenth novel, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, came out Jin the U.S. Other than that, I’m a dog owner, a writer of many novels, a resident of Los Angeles, the daughter of a computer programmer, a reluctant participant in social media, and, like Sam in the book, a biracial Korean American.
So, the first thing I would tell you about myself is I value privacy - privacy gives you creative freedom. And I feel like that is the optimal way to read a book. This will sound coy, but I don’t mean it to be! I find that the less readers know about me (or writers in general), the more they can read my book without thinking about me. Hi Gabrielle and thank you so much for taking time to chat with The Nerd Daily! To start, tell our readers a bit about yourself. Knopf created a game from the novel for readers to play: Emily Blaster! Just like the characters in the book, you can blast Emily Dickinson’s poetry out of the air word by word to earn points and win the game! Check it out here. *If you are a gamer – or you’re just curious – publisher A.A. Read on to learn more about Zevin’s process writing this novel, her opinion on video games, and which question stresses her out whenever it’s asked! Don’t worry, though – you don’t need to be a gamer to read or appreciate this one.* Behind all the video game talk is a beautifully-written novel that explores the highs and lows of life through the eyes of two unforgettable characters.
In her tenth novel, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, Gabrielle Zevin tells the story of Sam Masur and Sadie Green, two kindred spirits who build a friendship spanning decades as well as a creative partnership developing video games.
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