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Perfume

by Patrick Suskind

Washington Square Press | November 1, 1991 | Trade Paperback

The police are on to the scent of a perfume maker who is on to the scent of the ultimate fragrance. His obsession with finding it tends to leave a trail of dead women that make up the key clues in Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. Patrick Suskind's novel caught both the ire and adulation of critics and readers when it first came out for its graphic violence and extremely perturbed central character. It's certainly a shocking novel but beyond that it is also a challenge to readers that will surely jerk some reaction be it marvel or dismay.
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A Scent of His Own

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13 years ago

This is a remarkable novel about a man born without a scent, but with a oflactory sense so acute, he is able to identify even the most minute ingredients constituing scents; he can sense curious scents from miles apart. But Grenouille has one small problem: he is deprived of one thing each human being has: his own unique scent. The search for his own scent fills up his life and he finally reaches his goal in a most curious and grusome of ways, but his method you will have to discover yourself by reading The Perfume.

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