Blooms for Algernon, written in first individual portrayal using progress reports, brings the peruser into the story as it happens. This procedure permits the progressions that happen in the principle character to be evident on both an inward and outer level. Charlie Gordon — the primary character and the subject of the trial — is the writer of these accounts; the peruser sees life through Charlie's eyes. His advancing sentence structure and spelling enable the peruser to outline Charlie's development.The novel, written in the mid-1960s, fundamentally happens in New York City. It utilizes a vocabulary that today brings out a feeling of political error, which is the main evident trademark that dates the
