Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

On a freezing December day, hurrying to class at Harvard, Sam accidentally meets Sadie—a childhood friend he hasn’t seen in eight years. This meeting turns their lives upside down: young, ambitious, and obsessed with one idea, the friends start work on a project—a video game called “Itigo, Child of the Sea.” Their brainchild becomes a hit overnight: Sam and Sadie soon receive fame and money. But what if the price of this success is too high?

Who is this book for?
For fans of novels that stir up strong emotions and change life a little.
For readers of David Nicholls and Sally Rooney.
For those who liked the author’s first novel—“The Everyday Logic of Happiness.”
For fans of stories about love and friends, for whom you’re willing to risk everything.

Book highlights
The film adaptation is being made by Paramount Pictures; the deal was $2 million. The producer is Temple Hill (“Love, Simon,” “The Maze Runner,” “Twilight,” “The Fault in Our Stars”).
The choice of Jimmy Fallon’s book club. New York Times bestseller; Amazon Editor’s Choice in the Best Contemporary Literature category; over 40,000 ratings on Goodreads. Vintage creates a video game based on the book and an arcade installation in Waterstones. Published in Russian for the first time.