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It was published by Harcourt in 1966. It had been passed up by Doubleday, as they didn't want it unless it had a happy ending where Charlie kept his intelligence and married Alice!

As the book has sold five million copies, all around the world, and been in continuous print for the past 44 years, spawning a movie, two TV shows, several musicals and plays and a couple of songs, that was probably a poor decision on their part!

Yet another movie adaptation, starring Will Smith, should be out sometime this year.

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"Flowers for Algernon" is set in New York City in the 1960s. The story follows the protagonist, Charlie Gordon, as he undergoes an experimental surgical procedure to increase his intelligence. The urban setting plays a significant role in highlighting the contrast between Charlie's internal transformation and the external world around him.

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The setting for Flowers for Algernon is in New York City in the 1960s, except for one chapter that takes place in Chicago.
There is no speific setting except for the 1960s

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