Message Forum: Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000

Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000

Posted By: Grishny, on host 207.90.114.86
Date: Sunday, March 11, 2001, at 20:55:29
In Reply To: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 posted by Den-Kara on Thursday, March 8, 2001, at 21:40:45:

"Flowers for Algernon" was actually a short story. It may have later been re-written into a novel; I don't know. That seems to be a popular trend with successfull short stories in the science fiction genre. Some examples I can think of are "Nightfall" and "Bicentennial Man," both by Asimov.

It was the short story that I read, and I may have been moved to tears. It's definitely a tear-jerker story. I've seen the Matthew Modine film. I rented the older film, "Charlie," but coudln't get into it for some reason.

Gri"'Where the Red Fern Grows' was the first book that made me cry"shny

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Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - Paul A. - Mon, 3/12/2001, 17:13:29
- Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - Grishny - Mon, 3/12/2001, 17:30:42
  - Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - Paul A. - Mon, 3/12/2001, 22:13:34
    - Asimov, Clarke, and company - koalamom - Tue, 3/13/2001, 22:56:57
      - Re: Asimov, Clarke, and company - Paul A. - Tue, 3/13/2001, 23:44:59
        
        Re: Asimov, Clarke, and company - dingdong - Wed, 3/14/2001, 08:45:03
        
        Re: Asimov, Clarke, and company - Faux Pas - Wed, 3/14/2001, 09:17:18
        
        Re: Asimov, Clarke, and company - dingdong - Thu, 3/15/2001, 07:03:29
    - Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - dingdong - Tue, 3/13/2001, 06:24:53
      - Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - Paul A. - Tue, 3/13/2001, 23:36:52
      - Re: A $100 Question Worth $125,000 - Grishny - Tue, 3/13/2001, 06:48:48
    - Re: A $125,000 Question Worth $1 - Wolfspirit - Mon, 3/12/2001, 23:20:12
      - Re: A $125,000 Question Worth $1 - Paul A. - Tue, 3/13/2001, 23:40:56
Bookses - Ferrick - Mon, 3/12/2001, 08:54:50