JCO Book Club

A chance reunion - two children who once spoke a private language of pixels and play—sparks a lifelong creative bond that becomes the quiet, pulsing heart of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. Through the shared act of making games, Gabrielle Zevin traces a friendship shaped by ambition and tenderness, rivalry and devotion, joy and devastating loss. This is a novel about art and genius,, about how creation can both wound and heal, and about the fragile, regenerative power of human connection - how, even after grief, there is still the possibility of starting again. The author anchors her story firmly in our current times by having her characters be creators of computer games, and yet she manages a beautiful, timeless contemplation on relationships that will speak to everybody.

Attendance is free of charge. 

Feel free to come early with a bag lunch at 11:30 to schmooze and eat before the…