Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

A touching story of love, loss, friendship, and videogames. An honest depiction of game development and the people that make them, told over many years. Paced well and had a good mix of characters. I loved we saw in everyone's head, especially as they change and drift over time. It covers a lot of ground, but I found it both engrossing and tasteful. It's also nice that the author clearly knows about videogames (in contrast to a lot of media about games).