MacAdam/Cage’s winter 2011 title One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy has received a great review from Ant of SF Book Reviews (http://sfbook.com/).  We’re glad that word is finally getting out about Stephen Tunney’s inventive and infectious new novel.

Click the link below to read the full review:

http://sfbook.com/one-hundred-percent-lunar-boy.htm

Joe will also be giving a lecture on his novel this week in Huntsville, Alabama, as part of “Pride & Passion: The African American Baseball Experience,” a traveling exhibit sponsored by The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and the American Library Association.  If you’re in the neighborhood, go take a look – this book has been generating a lot of interest lately.  The event details are included below.

What: Lecture by Joe Formichella on Here’s to You, Jackie Robinson

Where: Huntsville, Alabama Main Branch Public Library; second floor events room

When: Wednesday, April 20th at 6:30 p.m.

Link to the Huntsville event page below:

http://hmcpl.org/2011/03/pride-and-passion-african-american-baseball-experience-exhibit-coming-soon

The event also features author Maria Boileau, reading from her new book in the Images of America Series, Lock Haven, and a live performance of one of  Mark’s plays, A Family Plot, by the Community Theatre League.  Mark will be reading from 5 – 7:15 pm, with the play showing at 7:30.  The event details are included below.

What: Reading and Play by Mark Dunn

Where: Otto Bookstore;   107 W. 4th St., Williamsport, PA 17701

Time: 5 – 8 pm, April 1st

If you’re interested, please go out and support Mark – the event is sure to be a lot of fun!

Link to the event on the Otto Bookstore’s site included below:

http://www.ottobookstore.com/event/april-first-friday-april-1-2011

We at MacAdam/Cage are pleased to announce Barnes & Noble’s selection of Stephen Tunney’s One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy to the Discover Great New Writers Program for the Holiday 2010 Season. Stephen joins the likes of Jhumpa Lahiri (Interpreter of Maladies), Khaled Hosseini (The Kite Runner), Yann Martel (The Life of Pi), Kathryn Stockett (The Help), Kim Edwards (The Memory Keeper’s Daughter), Alice Sebold (The Lovely Bones), and our very own Audrey Niffenegger (The Time Traveler’s Wife), all of whom Barnes & Noble has previously selected.

Look out for One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy at the front table of your local Barnes & Noble come November!

Frances and the MacAdam/Cage gang at the To Have Not Book Launch

Frances Lefkowitz’s memoir, To Have Not, details a young girl’s journey to find out who she is and where she belongs. From growing up poor in 1970s San Francisco to carefully navigating high society at an Ivy League school, Frances comes to find that upward mobility is not all it’s cracked up to be: being a Have Not and not having aren’t necessarily the same thing.

Thanks to everyone who came out to Books, Inc. in Berkeley to celebrate the launch of  To Have Not. You can visit our website for more information and to get your hands on a copy today! Visit us at macadamcage.com.

For the past few months we have been quite busy reorganizing the office and finalizing our upcoming winter and spring lists. We are extremely excited about our forthcoming books, so stay tuned over the next few weeks for more information!

In other news…
In October we released The Most They Ever Had by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Rick Bragg, and The Widow and the Tree by Sonny Brewer. To find out more about these books please visit their websites:

www.themosttheyeverhad.wordpress.com
www.thewidowandthetree.wordpress.com

Also, for Cal fans and sports fans alike, we’re pleased to announce the publication of Golden Bears, a comprehensive history of UC Berkeley’s incredible football program, by famed sportswriter Ron Fimrite.

Go here to view the trailer!!!

http://movies.yahoo.com/summer-movies/the-time-travelers-wife/1809937231/trailers/216/1757

In her blog she’ll discuss the stories in her new collection, The Girl With Brown Fur, Tales & Stories, give updates about her readings and appearances, and ponder the minutiae and marginalia of life and time and philosophy and so many other things, you’ll just have to check it out for yourself!

Visit her blog here, and her website here.

And read reviews of The Girl With Brown Fur, Tales & Stories here, here, and here.

Cheers and happy reading!

Offered in our San Francisco office, our unpaid, part-time publishing internship program offers broad but involved experience with a tight-knit editorial group, as well as in marketing and publicity. Interns will evaluate fiction and nonfiction manuscripts, organize and read unsolicited materials, and assist the editors and publicity directors in everyday administrative tasks such as mailing, shelving, filing, and light database management.

We’re especially looking for people with marketing experience, web design knowledge or film/video experience!

Candidates should have a strong interest in literature, a passion for reading with a critical eye, and organizational, verbal, and written skills. Interest in the awesome field of independent, local publishing is a plus! We are extremely flexible with personal schedules, but require a commitment of two days a week for three months.

We are also looking for readers, so even if you are not in the SF Bay Area please do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested.

We all work very closely together, we often drink beer at our editorial meetings, and sometimes go to lunch together or go out for beers after work… basically we’re all pretty sociable and we may play hard, but we work just as hard and will expect the same in both areas from you! But we won’t make you do the beer bong if you don’t want to…

To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to Melissa Serpa at mserpa [at] macadamcage [dot] com with the subject line  “M/C Internship program.”

Thanks for your interest in MacAdam/Cage!

Cheers and happy reading!

And don’t miss David’s upcoming events in your area:

Thursday, May 28, 2009 @ 7:00 pm
The 21st Annual Lambda Literary Awards
Proshansky Auditorium
CUNY Graduate Center
Fifth Avenue at 34th Street
New York, NY 10016
www.lambdaliterary.org/awards

Tuesday, June 2, 2009 @ 6:00 pm
David Francis Reading and Reception at the Australian Consulate in New York
150 E 42nd St New York, NY 10017
www.australianyc.org (invitation only. email for info)

In FRANCE
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 @ 6:30 pm
Paris Reading: The Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore
22, rue St Paul, 75004 Paris. (metro St Paul)
www.theredwheelbarrow.com