PUBLICATION 09 — 18
IMPRINT: Folie Press
SUBJECT: Literature
FORMAT: 50ml + 10ml portable edition
YEAR: 2018 Edition
PRODUCTION: Small-batch (100 bottles per run)
STATUS: Archived
A Novel by André Aciman
A Scent by Mark Buxton
Texture | BRIGHT, FRESH, WARM
Feeling | PASSIONATE, ENERGETIC, HEDONISTIC
Outline | CITRUS, SPICY, WOODY
MATERIALS
BERGAMOT, LEMON, MANDARIN, PINE NEEDLE, SIBERIAN PINE, GINGER, CARDAMOM, BLACK PEPPER, NÉROLI, SKIN/SEX ACCORD, LEATHER, ORANGE BLOSSOM, MUSK, OAKWOOD
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FIND ME, THE NOVEL
Published in 2019, "Find Me" continues the story begun in Aciman's "Call Me By Your Name" (2007). The novel follows the lives of Samuel Perlman, his son Elio, and Oliver, exploring themes of time, memory, and the enduring nature of love across different stages of life.
SELECT YOUR EDITION VARIANT
Each bottle features unique color variations in artwork. You may request a color preference at check out.
PUBLICATION 09 — 18
IMPRINT: Folie Press
SUBJECT: Literature
FORMAT: 50ml + 10ml portable edition
YEAR: 2018 Edition
PRODUCTION: Small-batch (100 bottles per run)
STATUS: Archived
A Novel by André Aciman
A Scent by Mark Buxton
Texture | BRIGHT, FRESH, WARM
Feeling | PASSIONATE, ENERGETIC, HEDONISTIC
Outline | CITRUS, SPICY, WOODY
MATERIALS
BERGAMOT, LEMON, MANDARIN, PINE NEEDLE, SIBERIAN PINE, GINGER, CARDAMOM, BLACK PEPPER, NÉROLI, SKIN/SEX ACCORD, LEATHER, ORANGE BLOSSOM, MUSK, OAKWOOD
_
FIND ME, THE NOVEL
Published in 2019, "Find Me" continues the story begun in Aciman's "Call Me By Your Name" (2007). The novel follows the lives of Samuel Perlman, his son Elio, and Oliver, exploring themes of time, memory, and the enduring nature of love across different stages of life.
SELECT YOUR EDITION VARIANT
Each bottle features unique color variations in artwork. You may request a color preference at check out.
André Aciman is the New York Times bestselling author of Call Me By Your Name, Out of Egypt, Eight White Nights, False Papers, Alibis, Harvard Square, Enigma Variations, and Find Me. He's the editor of The Proust Project and teaches comparative literature at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He lives with his wife in Manhattan.
