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"Pelo Bueno, Pelo Malo" inscribes the author in the genealogical tree of great Caribbean writers, such as Olive Senior, Jamaica Kincaid and Mayra Santos-Febres. The speakers in this novel, expressed through fragmented monologues, come to be archetypical voices that come together in the principal character as if they are all one. The changes in the perspective narrative metamorphisize into the ambiguity that is inherent to the Caribbean hybridity. But beyond the tensions that the title can connote, this novel is the story of a woman, regardless of her insecurities and fears, takes control of the reins of her life.

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Carmen L. Montanez (Puerto Rico) studied Law at the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico and an MBA from the University of Louisville. She earned her PhD at the University of Kentucky. She teaches American Literature and Culture at Indiana State University. In 1998 she published "Subversion and Creativity", a study about Puerto Rican short stories. Her short story collection "De El Fanguito a la loza," "From Mud to Earthenware" was published in the U.S. in 2001. "Good hair, bad hair" is her first novel.