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Gabrielle Zevin

3 audiobooks

Gabrielle Zevin is an American author, screenwriter, and publisher whose novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow became one of the most beloved and acclaimed books of 2022. Her writing spans literary fiction, young adult novels, and genre-defying stories that explore creativity, collaboration, love, and the worlds we build — both virtual and real. Born in New York City in 1977, Zevin grew up in a household that valued storytelling and creativity. She studied Government at Harvard University and went on to work in publishing and as a screenwriter. Her career as a novelist began with early literary fiction including Margarettown and The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry — a novel about a curmudgeonly bookshop owner that became a bestseller and was adapted into a film. But it was Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, published in 2022, that transformed her career. The novel follows Sam Masur and Sadie Green, two friends who bond over a shared love of video games and go on to create a series of critically acclaimed, groundbreaking games over three decades. The book explores creativity, ambition, collaboration, disability, identity, and the question of what it means to build a world together. It became one of the biggest literary novels of the year, reaching the number one spot on the New York Times bestseller list and being selected for numerous book club picks and year-end best-of lists. What makes Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow remarkable is its ability to take the world of video game design — a subject that literary fiction has largely ignored — and use it to explore universal themes about love, loss, and the creative process. Zevin writes about gaming with genuine knowledge and affection, and the novel has been praised by readers who are gamers and those who have never picked up a controller alike. The audiobook edition has been hugely popular, with narration that captures the emotional depth and cultural richness of the novel. The audiobook is an excellent way to experience a story that spans decades and multiple worlds. Gabrielle Zevin lives in Los Angeles. Her books and audiobooks are essential for anyone who loves fiction that is original, emotionally generous, and unafraid to take creative risks.

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