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Bookmark with Don Noble episodes
- Bookmark with Don Noble: James Haskins (2002)Prolific author James Haskins joins Don for an interview on Bookmark.27 min
- Bookmark with Don Noble: Michelle Richmond (2017)
Don is joined by author MIchelle Richmond, the 2018 Truman Capote Prize winner, to talk about her new thrilled The Marriage Pact.
28 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: David Joy (2017)Don welcomes David Joy to the Alabama Booksmith to talk about his new novel, The Weight Of This World.28 min
- Bookmark with Don Noble: Winston Groom (2007)
Don is joined by Winston Groom, to discuss his historical works - Patriotic Fire, A Storm in Flanders and 1942.
27 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: George Singleton (2017)
Don is joined by South Carolina writer George Singleton.
27 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: Anne Rivers Siddon (1997)Don is joined by Anne Rivers Siddon to talk about her novel Fault Lines.26 min
- Bookmark with Don Noble: Sean Dietrich (2017)
Don Noble is joined by columnist, novelist and podcast host Sean Dietrich, or as he know from his blog "Sean of the South"
27 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: Clyde Edgerton (2004)
Accomplished musician and fiction writer Clyde Edgerton visits with Don to talk about his newest novel Lunch at the Piccadilly.
29 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: William Cobb (2015)
William Cobb visits with Don to talk about his memoir, Captain Billy’s Troopers. The book traces Cobb’s early life, education, and struggles with alcohol and the debilitating condition normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH).
25 min - Bookmark with Don Noble: Patricia Foster (2017)
Don speaks with Clarence Cason Award winner Patricia Foster about her new book "Girl From Soldier Creek"
29 min
About Bookmark with Don Noble
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For over 30 years, English professor Don Noble engages authors in a thoughtful discussion about their lives, creative influences, and of course, their literary works. Produced by the Center for…
Public Television & Radio at the University of Alabama.