Title: Firehair
Content:  Firehair premiered in Rangers Comics #21 (cover-dated Feb. 1945) and appeared in every issue up to #65 (May 1952). She also appeared in 11 issues of her own quarterly title from Winter 1948 to Spring 1952. Issues #3 to #6 were titled Pioneer West Romances featuring Firehair. The characters was created by a pseudonymous writer, "John Starr", and artist Lee Elias. The majority of the art was done by Elias, Bob Lubbers, and Robert Webb. An entirely different character of the same name appeared in DC Comics, drawn by Joe Kubert.
Title: Pamela Ferrell
Content: ArtStyles. United States: Publications Cornrows & Company (1986). ; Thunderhead Haircare Video for Moms and Dads. United States: Cornrows & Company Publications (1991). ; Where Beauty Touches Me. United States: Cornrows & Company Publications (1993). ; Let's Talk Hair: Every Black Woman's Personal Consultation for Healthy Growing Hair. United States: Cornrows & Company Publications (1996). ; Kids Talk Hair: An Instruction Book for Grown-Ups & Kids. United States: Cornrows & Company Publications (1999). 
Title: Firehair
Content:  Firehair is a 1945–1952 comic book character who appeared in features in the comic book anthology Rangers Comics, published by Fiction House during the Golden Age of Comic Books. She is a Western heroine, a young woman raised by Native Americans who fights predatory white settlers who try to cheat or kill her adopted people. The character has been criticized as a paternalistic portrayal of a white savior, similar to the jungle girl comics that were prevalent at the time.
Title: Razor Girl (novel)
Content:  Razor Girl is a 2016 novel by Carl Hiaasen.
Title: Firehair
Content:  Firehair was originally Lynn Cabot, the mild-mannered daughter of Boston businessman John Cabot. She was accompanying her father west with a caravan of rifles from the town of Plainsville, each traveling under the alias of "Smith". On the prairie, Cabot's wagon train was ambushed by what seemed to be Dakota Indians. Cabot and the trail hands were all killed in the ambush and Lynn was thrown from the overturned wagon and left for dead. She was found by Little Ax, a member of the Dakota Indian tribe of the area. Little Ax recognized the attackers as white men disguised as Dakotas. Seeing that Lynn was still 
Title: Silvia Prada
Content: THE NEW MODERN HAIR: A STYLING CHART, Co-published by cultureEDIT and Silvia Prada ; THE NEW MODERN HAIR: A STYLING CHART, Foldout Poster RICHARD GERE ON FAKE KANDINSKY PIN UP POSTER THE SILVIA PRADA ART BOOK, Published by Silvia Prada 2012 2010 2006
Title: Nadine Jolie Courtney
Content:  player Carlos Gracida and in 2006 was Creative Consultant to Sarah, Duchess of York. She has written for Town & Country, Vanity Fair, Robb Report and Vogue (magazine). Under her maiden name Haobsh, Courtney is the author of the bestselling beauty guide Beauty Confidential: The No Preaching, No Lies, Advice-You'll-Actually-Use-Guide to Looking Your Best;. Her first novel Confessions of a Beauty Addict was published in January 2009. Her third book, a young adult novel called Romancing the Throne, was published in summer 2017. Courtney's fourth book, a young adult novel called All-American Muslim Girl, was published by FSG Books for Young Readers in fall 2019 and was named one of Kirkus Review's Best Young Adult Books of 2019.
Title: Gay Hay
Content:  Gay Hay (born 1948) is a New Zealand children's book author, based in Pukerua Bay, best known for her books Fantail's Quilt (2011) and Watch Out, Snail! (2013), both illustrated by Margaret Tolland.
Title: Razor Girl (novel)
Content:  if Blister is the only crazed fan turned abductor with a shot at having his own role on a hit reality show, the book makes it clear that he is not alone in his delusions. Michael Schaub, reviewing Razor Girl for NPR, likewise praised Hiaasen's deft interweaving of the seemingly chaotic plot elements, and his ability to find humor even when dealing with serious themes: "The plots of Hiaasen's novels are exceedingly difficult to describe. His stories are as intricate as they are fast-paced, and the sheer number of characters he includes in each book makes summarizing them next to impossible, unless you want to 
Title: Andy Hill (American music producer)
Content:  Nathanael, he authored a YA novel of speculative science-fiction entitled The Switch, published in 2017 by Curiosity Quills Press. His latest novel is Ministry, described by its author as a "post-apocalyptic romance," and will be published in 2022 by TouchPoint Press. In 2003, Hill met Dorris Halsey, then 77, who had been literary agent for, among others, Aldous Huxley, Henry Miller, Upton Sinclair, and Ben Hecht. In Halsey and her younger partner and protégé, Kimberley Cameron, Hill found champions for both his fiction and his screenwriting work. Halsey introduced the writer to those in her circle, including Dr. Mani Lal 

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