Black coffee Quote by Malcolm Cowley

“How you want your coffee?’ she asked her guests. ‘Here we take it black as night, sweet as sin.”

— Neil Gaiman

“... Paris was a city of love for unimaginative folks.”

— Lauren Morrill

“What happens in Paris stays in Paris, and all that. Just sayin'.”

— Kitty French

“Just coffee. Black—like my soul.”

— Cassandra Clare

“You can't ever get too much of Paris.”

— Vicki Lesage

“Simon loved the bitter aroma that made it possible for him to think clearly. With coffee he could solve the toughest of problems and…

— Oliver Pötzsch

“But... we'll always have Paris." I pause, thinking this through. "At least, you'll have it. And you can tell me about it.”

— Sophie Kinsella

“She preferred coffee as hot and strong as a devil at midnight.”

— Haruki Murakami

“Sometimes when you had nothing at all and it was raining and you were alone in the flat, it was wonderful to know that…

— Betty Smith

“We called Paris the great good place then, and it was. We invented it after all. We made it with our longing and cigarettes…

— Paula McLain, The Paris Wife

“In Paris the past is always with you: you look at it, walk over it, sit on it.”

— Elizabeth Bard

“If you were in paris your food might as well glitter.”

— Michelle Gable