Pink Fiction Club

Gabrielle Zevin’s novel ‘Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow’ has been on my radar for a while, but I was never able to actually find it in the bookstores, probably owing to a huge popularity and the awards it has received. Finally, I used my kindle earlier this month to read it and I was not disappointed at all. While I did not vote for this novel on Goodreads for best fiction in 2022 and have read novels I preferred, this did live up to my admittedly high expectations. The novel follows two friends, Sadie and Sam from the start of their friendship throughout their joint career of making video games and developing personal relationships with each other and other people coming in and out of their life. It is told through third person narration, which I was worried would come across as impersonal, it was far from it and I found it quite successful. This approach also allowed the author to be experimental with the form and the voice, like an entire chapter told from a perspective of a bi...