Une fois n'est pas coutume, le nouveau roman d'Olivier Norek n'est pas un polar mais un roman historique dont le sujet est un événement peu connu de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, l'invasion de la Finlande par l'Union soviétique.
Il s'intéresse notamment à un jeune paysan, Simo, qui va devenir le sniper le plus dangereux de l'armée finlandaise, à tel point que les soldats russes le surnommeront la « Mort blanche ».
Basé sur une solide documentation, Les guerriers de l'hiver est la nouvelle pépite de l'excellent Olivier Norek.
From the scented oils of ancient times to today's colossal cosmetics industry, the story of perfume is complex and captivating. Light, floral, woody,...
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From the scented oils of ancient times to today's colossal cosmetics industry, the story of perfume is complex and captivating. Light, floral, woody, exotic or heady, perfumes enrich our lives, acting in turn as a form of expression, a precious ally for self-care or a weapon of seduction. Historian and perfume specialist Elisabeth de Feydeau illuminates the historic craft of perfume-making and explores the connections made along the 'perfume routé .What parts of the world do differentscents come from ? How did perfume evolve from being the preserve of the gods, to a medicinal product to a precious luxury ? Who were the first great perfumers and what role has the fashion industry played in shaping the history of perfume ? How do you become a successful 'nose'? Which perfume bottles are most coveted by collectors ? And what stories lie behind iconic fragrances such as Chanel N°5 and CK One ? Lavishly illustrated with archival documents and beautiful imagery from the most sought-after perfumeries, The Story of Perfume will transport you into a rich and mesmerizing world.