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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow A novel

Gabrielle Zevin

NEW YORK TIMES

Podcasts 5
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SmartLess

Podcast

SmartLess

Laura Linney said she was "floored" by this book about three friends who make video games, calling it "glorious" and "beautiful".

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Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow is one of the things I read last year which I just still am floored by. Really? Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. It's wonderful. Fiction? Wonderful fiction, yeah. Spe...

— Episode: "Laura Linney"

Episode: "Laura Linney"

Laura Linney said she was "floored" by this book about three friends who make video games, calling it "glorious" and "beautiful".

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Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow is one of the things I read last year which I just still am floored by. Really? Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. It's wonderful. Fiction? Wonderful fiction, yeah. Spectacular, yeah. It's about three friends who make video games. It's a world I know nothing about, don't care about, and boy, this book is glorious. It's so beautiful.

The Ezra Klein Show

The book was highlighted by guest Gretchen Whitmer, who mentioned she was currently reading it and described it as a great novel she loved. Both episodes featured her recommendation, emphasizing its appeal as compelling fiction. The overall sentiment was strongly positive.

Highly Recommended

Episode: What Democrats Can Learn From Gretchen Whitmer

Whitmer mentioned she was currently reading Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and called it a great book.

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Now I'm reading some fiction, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, which is a great book. I've loved it.

Episode: What Democrats Can Learn From Gretchen Whitmer

Whitmer recommended the fiction novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, saying she was currently reading it and loved it.

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I am right now reading some fiction, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, which is a great book. I've loved it.

Today, Explained

Stephen Markley, author of The Novel, talked about why he was compelled to write an epic book about climate change.

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This week on The Grey Area, Stephen Markley, author of The Novel, The Day Looge on why he was compelled to write an epic book about climate change.

— Episode: Where's Kate?!?

Episode: Where's Kate?!?

Stephen Markley, author of The Novel, talked about why he was compelled to write an epic book about climate change.

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This week on The Grey Area, Stephen Markley, author of The Novel, The Day Looge on why he was compelled to write an epic book about climate change.

In 50 years from now we have used this period in history to turn the corner on the climate crisis and you and I and everybody listening to this was a part of that? That is an incredible way to spend one's life.

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

It was listed in the holiday gift guide as a favorite book the host planned to recommend.

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, my favorite book.

— Episode: Toto Wolff (team principal of Mercedes F...

Episode: Toto Wolff (team principal of Mercedes F1 team)

It was listed in the holiday gift guide as a favorite book the host planned to recommend.

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, my favorite book.

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Episode: Billie Joe Armstrong

They described the novel as beautifully written, a heartbreaking love story about a boy and girl who meet after a car accident and bond over video games.

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What's it called? Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. It does. Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow. It's so beautifully written. It is a very special book.

It ties into this. It's about a boy and girl, they meet at a hospital. The boy is terminally ill? No, he got in a car accident. The girl is visiting her sister. They start playing video games and slowly open up to each other.

KSR

Podcast

KSR

Matt Jones mentioned that he had read the novel during the year, noting it alongside the title "Martyr" without offering further commentary. The reference was brief and simply noted his personal reading experience.

Episode: 2025-08-14- KSR - Hour 2

He noted having read the novel during the year, grouping it together with the title "Martyr".

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Martyr, Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. I read that one.

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