Interview with Tom Monteleone and F. Paul Wilson

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Following my review for their collaborative novel, Definitely Not Kansas, which you can check out HERE if you haven't already, is an interview with authors Tom Monteleone and F. Paul Wilson.  I think Hell Notes did a beautiful job of laying it out and their choice to include those two pics added a  nice touch, I thought.  I hope you enjoy THE INTERVIEW.

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