The novel "Ms. Quixote Goes Country - Raised on the Marxist Frontier" is the sequel to the novel "Hairy Spanish Girl." Leave it to the author L.E. Vega to defy with boldness and assurance by sailing straight through as a writer. Having very modern ideas, the author's original goal was to sculpture the literary image of an educated Hispanic woman, something practically unheard of in 1980 when the novel was conceived. The achieved result, however, is a humorous progression of an unyielding hairy Spanish girl who keeps quiet and does not draw attention. Picture Libby Castillo, a youngish Spanish American woman in the heart of New York City who could easily be a real life character in any of today's circles. She is forced to work from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in order to surreptitiously be out of the office before she grows her hysterical five o'clock shadow. Her peculiar plot leads the reader through a series of hairy situations that can only be described as engaging in chapters that resound the amusing but harmless world of Salvador Dali."