Best books about/with coffee?
>>24697880Scott Rao's books are great>t. my dad owns a coffee importing and roaster company.
>>24697880Literally me.
>>24697880>consuming Le boiled reddit beansI seriously hope you guys don't do this.
On the Road by Kerouac, for damn sure. I've never looked up how many times the word "coffee" is uttered in the book, but it's a lot.
>>24697880Coffee/tea cool too fast
>>24698703The brightest stars burn out the fastest. I would rather live one day as an inspired coffee fiend like Balzac than a whole life without having known such an ecstasy.
>>24698459Including the nose?
>>24698703> <80 iq shizosciyou pseuds are the absolute worst for any kind of discussion. you'd think it'd be interesting, these esoteric and masturbatory ideas, but no, instead it's just dogmatic belief in the first kinda based kinda pretentious sounding nonsense to cross your screen. how about you try drinking coffee for a bit and engaging with it like an actual human being would to see what it is and what it's like, instead? yeah, you get a small rush if you aren't used to it. no need to explode the topic into facebook mysticism. magnetism? ffs. are you going to tell me about how it's poisonously saturnian next? kys.
>>24699014Especially the nose.
>>24699809Hylic
>>24698703What is this women babble about magnetism?
