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Turks wearing salwar pantaloons, tabards, and fezes; Turks with wide foreheads, thick eyebrows and thick napes; Turks with long silver watch chains, their wide knees splayed to the sides, seated on little stools, their hookah pipes set up, sipping with great, deep pleasure from large cups.
A tiny, dishevelled apprentice coffeehouse waiter with rolled up sleeves, an apron at his waist and wearing a fez deftly beats out some warbling melody with the two ends of the tongs in his hand: he wanders about exclaiming "The lords are coming."
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Abdülhak Şinasi Hisar, Paris'te Yahya Kemal (Yahya Kemal in Paris)
Demir Özlü, Gezintiler II (Excursions II)
Elias Petropoulos, Turkish Coffee in Greece
Enis Batur, Kediler Krallara Bakabilir (Cats Can Look At Kings)
Gustave Flaubert, Dictionnaire des Idées Reçues (Dictionary of Received Ideas)
Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar, Hayattan Sayfalar (Pages From Life)
Léon-Paul Fargue, Poisons
Oktay Rifat, Niko'nun Kahvesi (Niko's Coffee)
Pierre Loti, İstanbul
Sait Faik Abasıyanık, Kıraathaneler (Coffeehouses)
Salâh Birsel, Kahveler Kitabı (The Book of Coffeehouses)
Taha Toros, Kahvenin Öyküsü (The Story of Coffee)
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