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Richard Gilmore Loftus has lived in Majorca, Spain and Dublin, Ireland,
and spent many of his 50 summers on Lake Michigan. Graduating from the
University of Wisconsin with a degree in English Literature, he moved to
New York in 1978 where he resided until eleven years ago. His first collection
of poetry, Ralph, was published in 1993,
his second, I Should Have Killed You in Bayonne,
in 1994, a third, Houdini in 1996, and most recent, Memento Mori, in 2001.
He lives now in East Lansing, Michigan, with his dogs Abbey and Penny. Contact him at rickloftus1@yahoo.com or, for music, art, and other delights, visit his main web site, Earth, Wind, and Tires.
