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Our Man in Murfreesboro

More From Rumond Taylor

Historical Fiction: My Dearest Sally
Opinion-Editorial: The Vanishing
Original Work: Why I Don't (Necessarily) Like Strip Clubs
Original Work: Six Shots of Microfiction
Review: Damn Near Perfect: Lupe Fiasco's The Cool
Review: Three The Hard Way: The Dark Knight
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Rumond Taylor is an avid music and sports fan that leads two separate lives.

By day, he is a case manager for 16 developmentally disabled adults. By night he is a superhero who fights crime alongside a team of prostitute ninjas. Okay, not really.

By night he is a blogger and editor who goes by the tag of "Encyclopedia Black" (or "E. Black" for short). He currently resides in Murfreesboro, TN a small town 30 miles outside of Nashville. He has written and edited for several local magazines and television shows, and is currently working on a number of projects. He dreams of one day having his first movie produced, writing an award winning book, and watching a professional Tennessee sports team win a title. He figures one of them will happen eventually.

What's New in Issue Two: Q4 2008