Bookmark with Don Noble

Former pastor Barbara Taylor Brown joins Don Noble to talk about her memoir "Leave Church: A Memoir of Faith"

Kim Cross joins Don Noble at the University of Alabama to talk about her new true crime study In Light Of All Darkness.

Author Al Elmore joins Don Noble to discuss his book "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address: Echoes of the Bible and Book of Common Prayer"

The Air Between Us and The Secret of Magic author Deborah Johnson joins Don Noble on Bookmark.

The Tennessee native lived in New York and Chicago in his youth, and worked as a carpenter and house painter most of his life. He wrote beginning at an early age, but his first publication came only in 1998. His first novel, The Long Home, published in 1999 established him as a southern writer of note, and his work has been compared to Faulkner, O'Connor and Larry Brown. Later works included Provinces of Night, and I Hate to See That Evening Sun Go Down. Much of his writing is dark and gritty in the Southern Gothic tradition. Mr. Gay died in 2012.

Don Noble is joined by author Judith Ortiz Cofer to talk about her multi-genre successes.

Author Clifton Taulbert joins Don to talk about his career, including his newest book "The Invitation"

This week Bookmark has a very special guest, Don's wife Jennifer Horne to talk about her new book on Sara Mayfield, the eccentric Tuscaloosa socialite and author.

Author Jill McCorkle joins Don to talk about her new novel "Life After Life"

In this episode of Bookmark, host Don Noble interviews author Trish O'Kane about her inspiring memoir, Birding to Change the World. O'Kane shares how birdwatching became a powerful tool for personal transformation and environmental activism.