Perfume of Pain Jeanne Gerrity Shaw follows Cahun into the

Shaw follows Cahun into the horrors of World War II and the Nazi occupation of the island of Jersey off the coast of Normandy

is the second and final photobook Guibert published in his lifetime (preceded by the photo-novel Suzanne and Louise

As attitudes toward gender have shifted to embrace more fluidity in recent decades

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Perfume of Pain Jeanne Gerrity Shaw follows Cahun into theJust as perfume is the distilled essence of fragrant oils, the poems in this new collection by Suzanne Underwood Rhodes are products of a sensitive poet's capturing the essence of what it means to love, to lose, and to grieve. And just as perfume's fragrance lingers long after being dabbed on the wrists, Rhodes reminds us that the sharpness of loss lingers long after the death of a loved one. The remembrance comes in 'the pungence of one crushed