Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

A brilliant novel. Really impressive dialogue, story lines, character developments. As many have said, it's surprising that a book about gaming could hold my Gen-X attention so well, but Zevin made it work well. I will be thinking about these characters and some of her choices for a while, and I'm eager to discuss. The surprising event toward the end felt a bit forced to me, but it did serve her ultimate narrative arch. My other complaint is that it felt like such a downer so much of the time. But I do think the book is an outstanding achievement and I'll be recommending to others. Now I want to look at her other books.