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Kate Grenville Interview: Why Perfumes Are Making You Sick

Saturday 4 March 2017

 

From The Guardian:

 

Kate Grenville
Kate Grenville, who is bringing her new book,
The Case Against Fragrance, to Adelaide writers’ week.
(Photograph: Darren James)

Kate Grenville interview: why perfumes are making you sick

The author discusses her exposé of the fragrance industry, and why the stage adaptation of The Secret River makes her cry every time

By Max Opray
1 March, 2017
© 2017 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved.

The Australian author Kate Grenville was on a book tour for her 2015 novel One Life when she started noticing the headaches. “I was having them virtually every day,” she says. “From hotels I was staying in, taxis and planes I was riding in, and also from my readers – unfortunately. I love [them], but when they wear fragrance and want to give me a hug, it can be a problem.”

Grenville began looking into the reaction she was having and was startled to find how common it was. She will be speaking at Adelaide writers’ week this month to discuss the book that came out of her experience: The Case Against Fragrance. If you’re attending, she has one plea: don’t douse yourself.

 

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