A review by anxiousnachos
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
4.0
As a big gamer, I thought this was a really excellent insight into the subtle (and less subtle) ways misogyny impacts women in games and their relationships with colleagues. It was, at times, absolutely beautiful and moving and there was a moment I had to put it down because I just couldn’t read on because I knew it would break me.
Content warnings: death of a loved one, death of parent, mass gun violence, amputation, chronic pain, cancer, car accident, suicide, depression, post-partum depression, domestic abuse, emotional abuse, abortion, anti-semitism, homophobia, anti-Asian violence, grief, sexism and misogyny in the games industry
Content warnings: death of a loved one, death of parent, mass gun violence, amputation, chronic pain, cancer, car accident, suicide, depression, post-partum depression, domestic abuse, emotional abuse, abortion, anti-semitism, homophobia, anti-Asian violence, grief, sexism and misogyny in the games industry
Graphic: Sexism, Misogyny, Cancer, Car accident, Suicide, Mental illness, Emotional abuse, Abortion, Antisemitism, Homophobia, Mass/school shootings, Domestic abuse, Racism, Grief, Toxic relationship, Death, Death of parent, and Gun violence