description: Their obsessions run Sex, Bret Easton Ellis, Y2K, Movies, Denny's, Death. And ... Email. For the 13 conspirators in Logging An E-Pistolary Novel, life begins in November of 1998. And might just very well end on December 31st, 1999. Logging An E-Pistolary Novel runs a full gamut of genres, never content to rest easy in just fiction, non-fiction, metafiction, epistolary, historical, confessional, sociological, to name just a few. Some readers may stand in awe of the theoretical framework, psychological implications, and academic motivations of author Rhonda K. Baughman, as well as the characters she has created for Logorrhea, who are based upon both real and imagined beings. However, other readers might simply wish everyone involved in and with the novel would just shut the fuck up. And die. Author Rhonda K. Baughman is a graduate of Kent State University and is currently a graduate student at Antioch McGregor University. She travels frequently and is, at this very moment, under the mentorship of some of the literary world's best and brightest. Who are probably trying to decide whether to counsel and guide her, or simply poison her pretentious coffee drink and dispose of all evidence. Baughman is the author of the Carnal Capers in Canton, Ohio series and Quietly, But With Force ... A Short Story Anthology.
language: English
title: Logging Logorrhea
titlecomplete: Logging Logorrhea
publisher: Xlibris Corp