Don Noble
Host, Book ReviewsDon Noble , Ph. D. Chapel Hill, Prof of English, Emeritus, taught American literature at UA for 32 years. He has been the host of the APTV literary interview show "Bookmark" since 1988 and has broadcast a weekly book review for APR since November of 2001, so far about 850 reviews. Noble is the editor of four anthologies of Alabama fiction and the winner of the Alabama state prizes for literary scholarship, service to the humanities and the Governor's Arts Award.
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Group Biography Charts Course of Friendship and Betrayal
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A Naturalist Writes of Powerful Encounters with the Wild
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Retired Lawyer Writes Challenging, Philosophical Novel
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New Stories from One of the South’s Best
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In “House of Rose,” the first volume of what will be at least a trilogy, Rose Brighton learned, slowly and at times very painfully, that she is a witch, a member of an ancient secret family, a tribe which possesses certain powers.
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Less than one year ago in reviewing Lockette’s “Atty at Law,” I included the hope that the successful debut novel by the “Anniston Star” writer would be the first of many.
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It seems to me that there used to be more Christmas collections, stories by a single author or, as in this case, several authors. Those collections were usually very positive.
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Suspects Abound in Cozy Christmas Mystery