How to pronounce “macon” in English

Randall Macon: I'm kind of a nervous presenter so I tend to walk around a lot.

Beyond Macondo, what’s most memorable for many of us is García Márquez’s use of magical realism, including a rain of yellow flowers after the family’s

So Macondo happens. Transocean's Deep Horizon rig blows up.

Set in the fictional town of Macondo, “One Hundred Years of Solitude” tells the story of the Buendía family over the course

to use only Boon and he's just Boon Macon.

And he just posted a screenshot of it and tweeted at my colleague Macon at the White House.

they wanted to make T-shirts out of it that said "Don't Push Boone Macon."

We see that in the beginning, Macondo is isolated from the outside world.

By blending myth and reality, García Márquez uses Macondo as a stand-in for all of Latin America, creating an intimate setting to discuss a whole region’s complicated politics.

I'm here with Tony Hawk, Ryan Maconochie, and Adam Wilson, all part of the new D/CAL creative brand consultancy

Now, I apologize in advance for choosing the Macondo in the Gulf.

and yell at one of his underlings, played by Macon Blair, my good buddy, he does a facepalm.

And we worked it out that him and my colleague, Macon Phillips, would kind of lead this startup to create healthcare.gov.

And the families, the Buendia family where he creates his own Macondo town.

In fact, in 1942, Dot was a graduate of Randolph Macon Women's College, which was a fine women's college in downtown Lynchburg, Virginia,

He got pushed in school and he turned around and looked at the kid and got dead panned serious, "Don't push Boone Macon."

Even the name, McOndo, is a pun on García Márquez’s legendary Macondo, the setting of “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”