His absence here speaks every cliché in the world: “louder than words,” certainly louder than de La Grange’s logorrhea

dismissive comment about Fogle's logorrhoea

The second advantage of this logorrhea is that by its imperative character it passes quite naturally for the writer's very essence.

the occasional ad-lib of stressed logorrhoea

The deadening logorrhea of failed communication is the endgame of late postmodernist literature

Lovecraft’s descriptions do not allow the reader to synthesise the logorrheic schizophony of adjectives into a mental image