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Mohawks are some of the most bizarre and crazy haircuts for men. one of the boldest haircuts of all time. Either it's for hawk, liberty spikes, side hawk or any other Mohawks, take pride by sporting your Mohawks. Here are ideas for the Mohawk haircuts below.

Men Punk Mohawk Haircuts For Men 2010

Men Punk Mohawk Haircuts For Men 2010

In no particular order, here are my favorite book covers of 2009. (And here are the 2008, 2007, 2006, and 2005 lists.) Titles are linked to the original post, if one exists, and there's a poll.

A big thank you to The Book Table, RiverRun Bookstore, and WORD for their lists.

And thank you, readers, for a great '09.

The Great Perhaps, design by Jamie Keenan:


The Double Life is Twice as Good, design by Rex Bonomelli:


Cheers! A History of Beer in Canada, design by David Gee:


Tiepolo Pink, design by Peter Mendelsund:


The Penguin Book of Gaslight Crime, illustration by Jaya Miceli:


Perforated Heart, design by Jason Heuer (some great photos here):


The Book of Dead Philosophers, design by John Gall:


Experimental Geography, design by Kelly Blair:


Valkyrie, design by Jason Booher (better image here):


K Blows Top, design by Pete Garceau:


Nineteen-Eighty Four, UK edition, design by Gray318 (full wrap, etc. here):


Impossible Motherhood, design by Carin Goldberg:


How to Be Inappropriate, design by Alvaro Villanueva:


Columbine, design by Henry Sene Yee:


Chronic City, UK edition, design by Miriam Rosenbloom:

Johnny Depp has always been an loved actor, he has been in so many films it is hard to keep track of he is working on every year. Johnny Depp hair on the other hand, has been something that both men and women swoon over. Those of you who are looking to get a new style, might want to see what a Johnny Depp can do for them.It is not very hard to get hair like Johnny Depp. The actor still remains to have a very strong career. It makes us wonder what he is capable of doing next.

Men Haircuts trends 2009-2010 - Johnny Depp Haircuts

Men Haircuts trends 2009-2010 - Johnny Depp Hairstyles

Men Haircuts trends 2009-2010 - Johnny Depp Hairstyles

Hot mens haircuts are easier to copy then celebrities women hairstyles but there are many ways to style your hair cleanly and trendy. Men likes to experiment with their looks and always try new haircuts very often. Many of them prefer long hair but short hair also will do, look at these cute haircuts:

I didn't want this to get lost in The Book Table's favorite covers of 2009 post. Jason from The Book Table wrote this; I love it. Jason, have you seen this?

"Our assignment was to pick 15 covers and comment on them if we wished. We think the covers speak for themselves, so instead of talking about them, we want to mention what we think was the most amazing piece of book design of the year. As much as we'd like to choose Chip Kidd's design of The Original of Laura, which we loved, or any of the designs done by Chris Ware, Oak Park's very own genius, we think the design of The Hemingses of Monticello is the best design of the year.


We know that most books that we sell in the store are sold because of their spine and we know that of the thousands of books in our home, only a few at anytime have their covers displayed. Because of this, we spend a lot of time thinking about spines. The Hemingses of Monticello is the first book that we ever remember seeing that has award medals on the spine. It's a brilliant idea and makes it irresistible to everyone that goes near it."

The third and final list of favorite covers from independent booksellers, in this case, hometown favorite The Book Table in Oak Park, Illinois. They've chosen some wonderful covers from small, university and foreign publishers, so help me out with the credits if you can. In most cases, the titles are linked to The Book Table's online store, in case you're in a shopping mood.

Again, as in past weeks, there's a poll at the bottom. Vote for your favorite.

After the Fire, A Still Small Voice, designer credit to come:


Waltenberg, designer credit to come:



Never Trust a Thin Cook, designer credit to come:


What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, designer credit to come:


The Prince, design by Jaya Miceli:


We Saw the Light, design and illustration by Brad Norr:


Land of Necessity, design by Heather Hensley:


The Interrogative Mood: A Novel?, design by Alison Forner:


Hysteria Complicated by Ecstasy, design credit to come:


Invisible, design by Lisa Fyfe:


Planisphere, designer credit to come:


Arcana & Other Poems, design by Tony Frazer, photo by Alex Nikada:


Absinthe and Flamethrowers, design by Joan Sommers Design:


Nineteen Seventy-Seven, design by Gregg Kulick:



Nineteen-Seventy Four, design by Gregg Kulick: