Lean, lanky, and almost cadaverous in later years, William S. Burroughs was an icon of the Beat Generation and Postmodern prose. His first novel, “Junky”, is a semi autobiographical account of his years spent as a drug addict and dealer, with occasional stints in rehab, in conservative Post-War America. Perfumer Anais Biguine for Jardins D'Ecrivains took on an ambitious project in creating a fragrance about his addiction

Thanks to the generosity of Anais Biguine, the perfumer  and  founder of  Jardins D’Ecrivains, we have a worldwide draw for a 100 ml bottle. The random winner is Mara. please email michelyn at cafleurebon dot com with JARDINS D'ECRIVAINS JUNKY as your subject, your complete mailing details, your phone number by April 3, 2014 1:00 PM EST. This is a deadline and there are no exceptions if you are late.

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