Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

About “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow”

On a cold December day during his junior year at Harvard, Sam Masur sees Sadie Green on a subway platform and calls her name. She initially ignores him but eventually turns, starting a game that leads to a legendary collaboration. Growing up as close friends, they work together, borrow money, and create their first hit, Ichigo, before graduating. By their mid-twenties, they are successful and wealthy, but their ambitions and personal betrayals challenge their relationship. Spanning three decades, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin follows Sam and Sadie as they navigate life from Cambridge to Venice Beach and beyond. The novel explores themes of identity, disability, failure, and the power of play. It is a story about the need to connect and the complexities of love, offering a fresh and intricate look at friendship and creativity.