Charlie reveals his identity to his father.

An imagined sequel to the book Flower for Algernon, from the perspective of Alice. Follow her journey with dealing with Charlie's ing.

Movieverse, based on the 1968 film "Charly". Alice Kinnian is grasping at straws when trying to find help for Charly Gordon - but sometimes straws are all you have left when trying to help the man you love. I don't own the characters from the movie, but I do own a brain even if I choose not to use it.

A happy ending for the movie! Need I say more? ONE SHOT

(Set at the end of the movie) Charlie appears to be on a one-track course to a mindless death. But there may be one thing that can save him. Alice Kinnian.

This is an essay that I had to present to my class, I suck at summaries, but I would like to be able to get some other opinions on my essay regarding "The Rocking Horse Winner" story. Feel free to comment.

Go through the story again, from the point of view of Algernon, and go through his experience with the operation. Progress Reports from when he first comes to the lab to when he dies. Caution: May get sad towards the end.

I've been told that when life gives lemons, you make lemonade. But this is WAY harder than making lemonade. If Dr. Nemur had progress reports, this is it. A short story with four entries, you can see the short story Flowers for Algernon through the eyes of Dr. Nemur. Enjoy, sorry it's short.

As soon as I read the ending to this, I knew there was something missing, so, I decided to create my own ending for this tearjerker. Once more, I would like to praise Daniel Keyes, the author. Oh, and keep an eye out for something about him in the story. *Smiles a little* Well, please enjoy my little tribute to Charlie, Algernon, and all of the others.

Alice Kinnian has been haunted by her memories of Charlie Gordon. Now her teenage son William is curious about this person she never talks about. Please R&R. I'd love to hear opinions of this tale.

Winslow, the head psychologist of Warren State Home and Training School, receives a letter informing him that one Charlie Gordon is to be itted into Warren. The letter, explaining Charlie's tale, brings forth a surge of emotions he knew all too well, now sharper than ever. One-shot.

Do I have to explain? Just R&R.

The well known story from Flowers for Algernon told from the point of view of Algernon himself. An interpretation of the novel.

Letters from Everett to Lucille. English task for school, where we had to research something, then write about it like the author of FFA. These are romantic letters from a Everett, who becomes ill while his love is away. We now have a cure, but this was the 1920s, so Everett's journey is quite different...

This has nothing to do with Flowers for Algernon but i had to but it so i could publish this its about Flowers in the attic mixed with The lion the witch and the wardrob

Norma's story...

A poem about the experiment more or less

For Algernon, this is a bleak existence.

not related to this fandom at all. i beg pardon. it is here because it is my first time doing this and i didn't know where to put it. forgive me and please don't judge the story by my idiocy/naivete

Why is it all gone? There's a miscalculation. Dr. Strauss didn't know. No one even knew. Why, why is this happening? Please don't let it go... a series of haikus, based upon Charlie's experiences

A small part in Miss Kinnians POV. I wrote it for a Language Arts Assignment. We had to write a small part in someone's POV other than Charlie The whole book is Charlie's POV .

These are my thoughts on how I percieve things having to do with FLowers for Algernon. Comment please

I had to write five poems for an English project. Each chapter has a different poem from different characters' points of view from different events in the story. Enjoy and please review!

Dr. Stauss writes a Job recomendation letter for Charlie.

The private diary of the night school teacher of Charlie Gordon, from her recommendation of Charlie for the operation, to a year after Charlie left.