Quote by Shelly Laurenston

“All of a sudden it seemed as if I could smell the brain, and not in a oh-how-gross way, but as if someone had…

— Diana Rowland

“The scent of THE MAN—the feel of THE MAN—had led to this place and then stopped. Where had he gone?”

— Stephen King

“The boy raised the can to his nose and smelled, his lips wrinkling back as if he'd caught the business end of a skunk.”

— R.J. Lawrence

“I pulled a dirty black sweatshirt from the laundry basket on my son’s floor and tried to drink in his scent, to savor the…

— Shelley Ramsey

“He'd gone from sixteen to seventy-five in a matter of seconds, but the old-man smell happened instantly, like boom. Congratulations! You stink!”

— Rick Riordan

“He felt teenage rejection overcoming him like a childhood virus that lies dormant, then attacks the unsuspecting adult. It would never be something he…

— Kenneth Eade

“The smell was like chocolate and cookies and biscuits and gravy and everything else that was delicious. It damn near drove me crazy every…

— Diana Rowland

“He wanted nothing more than to bury his nose in her armpits and pubis, inhaling those earthy odors cached in her peculiarly scant body…

— Jennifer Foehner Wells

“As I followed Mr. Harrison, I picked up his salty, sweet odor—it pervaded the whole apartment actually—and I liked it. It smelled alive.”

— Jonathan Ames

“One time the scent of the old man appeared in the air: some combination of tobacco and citrus and soap. It was fleeting yet…

— Paul Yoon

“His ears and nose were raspberry red, and when he spoke, a cloud of vapor billowed from his mouth. I wanted to tell him…

— Kathy Reichs

“And the awful thing was that Grenouille, although he knew that this odour was his odour, could not smell it. Virtually drowning in himself,…

— Patrick Süskind