Tea In Literature Archives

Green Tea: A Short Story

by Ifang Hsieh | Oct 5, 2020 | Tea In Literature | 0 |

“Green Tea” is a short story written by Irish writer J. Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 – 1873) who...

Falling Into Tea With Books, a Tea-Tinged Reflection

by Robert Wemischner | Sep 9, 2020 | Cooking With Tea, Tea In Literature | 1 |

With the turning of the season, does your tea habit change? Cooler nights lead me to drink more of our favorite beverage.

Tea Poetry: Rohini Exotic Emperor White

by Guest Contributor | Jul 28, 2020 | Tea In Literature | 0 |

Guest Contribution by: Anesce Dremen Captured quarters, remnants of tulips, the butchering of...

A Tea Trading Company’s Daughter

by Ifang Hsieh | Jun 15, 2020 | Tea In Literature | 0 |

A Tea Trading Company’s Daughter (茶行的女兒), first published in 2014 then a new edition in 2019, is a...

In Three Cups of Tea

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Apr 10, 2018 | Tea In Literature | 3 |

April is National Poetry Month – January is National Hot Tea Month – for those of us that do not...

The Teapot

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Dec 18, 2017 | Tea In Literature | 1 |

In lieu of an article, Dharlene sent us this tale by Hans Christian Andersen this month. Enjoy!...

Brought Together by Tea: A Tea Poem

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Dec 21, 2016 | Tea In Literature | 2 |

Travellers – strangers – travelling a foreign land. Find themselves connected – brought...

No Desire for Tea – A Tea Poem

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Nov 8, 2016 | Tea In Literature | 4 |

I just don’t like tea! No, I have no interest in tea. None for me, thanks just the same....

The Camaraderie of Tea: A Poem

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Aug 29, 2016 | Tea In Literature | 1 |

The Camaraderie of Tea An instant bond. A stranger from a distant land. Offers a cup of tea....

Darjeeling Tea Hills

by Dharlene Marie Fahl | Aug 4, 2016 | Open, Tea In Literature | 6 |

Darjeeling Tea Hills The Kanchenjunga Mountains so close – Everest looms in the remote distance....

10 Best English Lit Books To Read While Drinking Tea

by Guest Contributor | May 18, 2016 | Tea In Literature | 1 |

Everyone’s done it at least once. Make themselves their comfort tea (masala chai on my end or a really deep oolong), grab a blanket, and curl up with a good book. But what to read? Never fear: this nerdy girl has got the answer! Here is a list of great pieces of English Literature you should check out next time you need something to pair with your Earl or Lady Grey.