History Quote by Salman Rushdie

“With her mother's remarks about his uncle in mind she looked at him with fresh interest and was forced to acknowledge that he too…

— Aline Templeton

“My hair was mousy brown, parted in the center, straight and not particularly thick. Human hair, doing what human hair does: growing on my…

— Gail Honeyman

“He looked like a tall, confused dandelion, with his long, thin stem and puff of white hair”

— Kathy Reichs

“His hair was short and parted accurately in the middle, and he had all the look of an American person who would be likely…

— Mark Twain

“To me, the haircut represented beauty and strength, that I was a woman who would live her life without the boundaries imposed upon her…

— Kat Von D

“Her hair was hidden under a white headdress, like some kind of wimple; she wore a long white tunic and trousers, and her skin…

— Amanda Hemingway

“She'd permed her hair to within an inch of its life. When she moved her head, the mass of hair followed along behind her…

— Jean Thompson

“the black hair that grew on the backs of his”

— Jenny Barden

“He had a long thin nose, a moustache like flock wallpaper, sparse, carefully combed hair, and the complexion of a Hovis loaf.”

— Len Deighton

“The hair compromise he finally agreed to is a white strip on the left side – geriatric punk, he’d whispered to himself – with,…

— Margaret Atwood

“The full-on Townsend-Moon hooter. She only ever found this problematic in males who hadn’t become pop musicians; it seemed, then, in some weirdly inverted…

— William Gibson

“I could feel the hair rising on my forearms, as though with cold, and rubbed them uneasily. Two hundred years. From 1945 to 1743;…

— Diana Gabaldon