Kim Cross, author of What Stands In A Storm, joins Don Noble in Montgomery, Alabama. 

Pulitzer Prize winning author and two term poet laureate of the United States speaks with Don about her poetry.

Margaret Atwood joins Don Noble for a conversation about her novel 'The Handmaid's Tale" and its television adaptation, in the University of Alabama's Studio UA.

This week Don talks with George Saunders about his new novel "Lincoln In The Bardo" at the Alabama Booksmith in Birmingham, AL.

Padgett Powell joins Don Noble at Troy University to discuss his book of short stories "Cries For Help"

Brad Watson joins Don to talk about his new novel "Miss Jane"

Helen Ellis the is acclaimed author of Eating The Cheshire Cat. She is a poker player who competes on the national tournament circuit. Raised in Alabama, she lives with her husband in New York City. Her newest book is a collection of short stories, American Housewife.

Don Noble is joined by Warren St John to discuss Rammer Jammer and Outcasts United, his report on the immigrant boys soccer team in Clarkston, GA.  

Gay Talese visits with Don Noble at Birmingham-Southern College to talk about his new book "A Writer's Life"

Alabama native Diane McWhorter talks about “Carry Me Home,” her Pulitzer prize winning account of the civil rights struggle in Birmingham.