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| | Interview with Daniel Keyes |
 | | Daniel Keyes, author of the classic novel, Flowers for Algernon, talks to Wired for Books about his new book, Algernon, Charlie and I: A Writer's Journey, his career as a writer, and the advances in biomedical research that are turning his science fiction into science fact. |
 | | Winner of science fiction's highest honors, the Hugo and Nebula Awards, Keyes' Flowers for Algernon continues to reward readers worldwide with the story of mentally handicapped Charlie Gordon, who undergoes experimental surgery to raise his intelligence. |
 | | Algernon, Charlie and I makes it clear that Keyes, like vast numbers of his readers, has haunted by Charlie for so long that he needs some kind of closure, if not exorcism. |
| wiredforbooks.org /danielkeyes (498 words) |
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