Hair Everywhere

Hair Everywhere is the story of one family and how they cope with curing the incurable disease, cancer. It is a tale which balances itself along the female line of grandmother-­mother-daughter, revealing their strengths and weaknesses in times of trouble. It is also a story about how roles within a family can change when things become challenging, due to sickness or death, allowing some to grow and others to fade. Ultimately, this is a book about life; full of humor and absurdity as well as sadness, and set against the everyday background of incidents and casual meetings.

Tea Tulic won Prozak, a literary award for the best manuscript from a young author, resulting in publication of her first book, a fragmentary novel Kosa posvuda (Hair Everywhere). The novel was short-listed for the Jutarnji List Award, and the Croatian Ministry of Culture awarded it as one of the best prose books in 2011.