Perfume and the history of gargoyles.

5 perfume lovers' accounts of the first time they met (their version of) luxury.

Perfume in relation to pareidolia and seeing faces in things.

Perfume in relation to mirrors, self, and the alienness of the mere exposure effect.

Perfume in relation to the Beatles, chorus lines, and writing music in an AABA structure.

Perfume in relation to historical travel posters.

Perfume and the science of laughter.

Perfume in relation to fractals and other patterns.

Perfume in relation to how attraction leads to satisfaction.

Perfume in relation to how women are connected trans-generationally through physical matrilineal ties.

Perfume in relation to memory and childhood behind the Iron Curtain.

Perfume in relation to pearls and how they're created.

Perfume in relation to Keats, bicycles, my first French teacher, and the "Turkish trousers".

Perfume in relation to white as a function of light.

Perfume in relation to sex work at Le Chabanais and history as recorded in the imaginary ledger of the owner.

Perfume in relation to Janus, palindromes, and the negative.

Perfume in relation with Kandinsky, truffles, and electromagnetic fields.

Perfume in relation with sperm, zinc, and angler fish.

This article was written and published for CaFleureBon and received a nomination for the Perfumed Plume Award. Edible iris drops. Collage...

Perfume in relation with Lucio Dalla, sailors, and masts.