Denise Hamilton
Denise Hamilton writes crime novels. Her books have been shortlisted for the Edgar, Macavity, Anthony and Willa Cather awards. Previously, she was a staff writer for The Los Angeles Times, where she wrote a perfume column, Uncommon Scents. Her most recent novel is Damage Control, whose heroine is a perfume aficionado
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The best books on Perfume, recommended by Denise Hamilton
The author guides us through the intoxicating world of the perfumer, from ancient Egypt to wartime Paris – and explains what Guerlain meant when he said his fragrances contained a whiff of his mistress’s bottom
