Bookmark with Don Noble

Dana Gynther was born in St Louis and, at the age of ten, moved to Auburn, Alabama. She attended the University of Alabama, majoring in Political Science, and moved to France after receiving her BA. When she returned to the States a year and a half later, she went back to UA and received an MA in French Literature. In 1994, she and her French-speaking Spanish husband moved to his hometown, Valenci...

Don Noble interviews both Pat Conroy and Katherine Clark, on campus at the University of Alabama. 

Winston Groom visits with Don Noble to discuss his non-fiction book  The Aviators.

Don Noble interviews author John Sledge about his Civil War historical non-fiction  These Rugged Days.

Don interviews Alexander McCall Smith, author of the wildly popular No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series.

Don talks with author Michael Knight about his new book of short stories: Eveningland. This episode was shot at the Alabama Writer's Symposium.

A 2000 interview with the author of "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman," "A Gathering of Old Men," and "A Lesson Before Dying," tells why he sets his fiction in the Louisiana of his childhood.

Don sits down with author Charlie Lovett to talk about his new novel "The Lost Book of the Grail"

Author John Berendt joins Don Noble to talk about his novel Midnight In The Garden Of Good and Evil.

Don Noble is joined by Patti Callahan, author of the new novel Becoming Mrs. Lewis.

Don Noble interviews author Taylor Branch about his 20 year history project on Civil Rights to an end with his third and final volume of the King years with "At Canaan's Edge"

Don visits with journalist and author Gay Talese, about his new book The Silent Season of a Hero.

Cason Award Winner Dr. Trudier Harris joins Don to talk about her memoir  Summer Snow,  about growing up in Tuscaloosa's West End.

Jennifer Horne and Wendy Reed join Don Noble to talk about their essay collections on spirituality:   Circling Faith  and  All Out Of Faith.

Novelist Christina Baker Kline joins Don Noble to talk about her novels  Oprhan Train and A Piece of the World.

Don sits down with renowned biologist and Pulitzer Prize winning author Edward O. Wilson to talk about his new books, biology and saving the planet.

William Styron, author of The Confessions of Nat Turner and Sophie's Choice, speaks with Don Noble in 2003.

This week Don sits down with Clarence Cason Award winner Hardy Jackson to talk about his career, the Gulf Coast, and Alabama's waterways.

Don visits with author and poet Darnell Arnout, to talk about his novel  Sufficient Grace  and his two books of poetry,  What Travels With Us  and  Galaxie Wagon.