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What is Macondo?
Macondo is the fictional village in which the Buendia family settled down in one of the world's greatest books, A Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Marquez's books are a concoction of magic, brutal reality, sex and food. He weaves flavours, emotions and memories to deliver a wonderful result. This blog is by way of a polite nod to the master.
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