My Chemical Romance: Why the Perfumed Life Is Worth Living
Smell Bent: The Subculture of Perfume Lovers and the Resurgence of Scent
Twentieth-Century Perfume Profiles
Fougère Royale, Jicky, Chypre (1882–1919)
Shalimar, Emeraude, Chanel No. 5 (1920–1929)
Tabu, Scandal, Shocking (1930–1939)
Vent Vert, Femme, Miss Dior (1940–1949)
Intimate, Cabochard, Youth Dew (1950–1959)
Norell, Fidji, Calandre (1960–1969)
Aliage, Diorella, White Linen (1970–1979)
Paris, Poison, Paloma Picasso Mon Parfum (1980–1989)
CK One, L’Eau D’Issey, Laundromat (1990–2000)
The Future of Scent and Subversion
Scent Visionaries Antoine Lie and État Libre d’Orange’s Sécrétions Magnifiques:
Christopher Brosius of CB I Hate Perfume:
Scent as Communication and Information
“Smell Me”: An Artist’s Olfactory Self-Portrait
A Brief History of Animal Notes in Perfume
How to Become an Informed Perfume Lover