The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods

by Barney Hoskyns and Mark Larson

Book Overview

The mullet-cut is a style in which the hair is short at the front coupled with a long mane at the back. Popular in the 1980s, entering the zeitgeist and becoming the hairstyle to have, the mullet is... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582340641
• ISBN13: 9781582340647
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Bloomsbury USA
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.1" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

My first love wore the Mullet!

Oh, what can I say about the Mullet? My first boyfriend back in 1988 wore the Mullet with pride. After reading this hilarious book, I kept laughing until tears rolled down my cheeks. I didn't know the name of it in those days. His last name was Brodeur so through the years we've always called the Mullet the "Brodeur". Now I have the true name of this hairdo and its perfect. I thought this book was a great look at a major phenonmenon that is now spawning websites by the dozen. I was dumped for a girl with a full-on Mullet and as my Mullet ex said "she has the coolest hair". I guess there is something about Mullet-heads that stick together and boy do they love to rock! If you want a great laugh, buy this book. To me, its comic gold. Hilarious, well-written and just fun. This book can make you laugh and its a great gift for friends. I will buy this for my Mullet obsessed friends who will get a big kick out of it.Someone in a review asked what does Twinkies have to do with Mullets. I say Twinkies have everything to do with Mullets. This is the nectar of Mulletdom. Anyone with true mulletude loves a twinkie more than life. Its up there with air guitar, BMX bikes and talking in a ultra-loud voice!

I'm 10-90 for life!

What would life be without Mother Nature's most beutiful creation... the mullet. I don't care what you call it: the mullet, the 10-90, the Ape-Drape, the Kentucky Waterfall, the Achey-Brakey-Big-Mistakey, the Mud Flap, the Camero Hair, the Schlong, the El Camino, the Soccer Rocker, the Canadian Passport, the Hockey Hair, Business in the front-party in the back... yes sir, it is all about no front porch and a whole lotta awening in back... anyway, whatever you call this glorious phenomnon, i want to say that this book will provide you with all you need to fulfill your innermullet desires. becuase, my fellow mullet hunters, it isn't just a haircut, it's an obsession. :)

Love my hair Love the Book!

This is the best/funniest book I have ever read. I highly recommend it to anyone who is infatuated with MULLETS like myself. What is it with that 'do? People do know they are getting a haircut that will make the world laugh, right? Great book, it shows you more about mullets then you thought possible. LOVE IT. Buy one for your friend.

Mulletudinous!

"Short on the sides, let's keep it long in back." Those words must be spoken in dozens of languages by millions of men around the globe every day.Being a rastlin' fan, I don't read much 'cept what's on my cereal box but this one should be mandatory reading for all those interested in the long and storied history of the Koiffe [sic] of Kings, the monumentally magnificent Mullet. Long recognized as the hallmark of mane-line follicular masculinity, the Mullet is only now getting its just due. Consider the range and breadth of men who have sported Mullets over time. Louis XIV, Ben Franklin, any WWF rastler wurf [sic] his salt, those dead guys in Lynyrd Skynyrd -- all mulleted to the hilt. Read this important book and come to grips with the enduring hairstyle that truly has guided the hand of history.

It's about time.........

Finally someone has got it together to document the history and variations on a haircut I have become fascinated with. In my hometown (Newcastle, Australia) which I visit quite regularly - the mullet is an epidemic. I can now catergorise them as I go about my business. This book is a must for mulletlovers everywhere - even if you are not you'll find plenty of laughs in here and will probably learn to love the mullet as much as I (and the authors of this fine publication) do. Brilliant 5 stars.