6 Great Authors on Coffee

By Food & Wine
Updated July 31, 2017
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If "death before decaf" and "I like my women the way I like my coffee" are starting to sound a little stale to you, no worries. Great thinkers throughout the ages have weighed in on your daily fix. So pour yourself a cup and settle in, because these authors totally understand how you feel about your coffee. 
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Albert Camus

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Drink some coffee, or else how will you ever get to drink more coffee?

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Haruki Murakami

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And the taste that separates "Good morning" from "Why the hell am I awake right now?"

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Louisa May Alcott

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I believe the phrase is yasss girlll!

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J.D. Salinger

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Holden Caulfield: complaining about things you never realized how badly you wanted to complain about since 7th grade English class.

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Douglas Adams

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(When asked where he gets the inspiration for his books)

Whatever works for you, Doug, but is that motivation or torture?

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Sir Terry Pratchett

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Well said, sir. We miss you already.

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