Daniel Gallik has been writing
poetry his whole life, as a way to express his emotions. He is the kind of a person that laughs, gets
mad and gets sad. What began as a hobby,
has now brought him publishing acclaim.
His poems were well-received and many were accepted in literary journals
and online publications. Because the
poems were shorter with good descriptive language, he began to extend his
writing into flash fiction. After he suffered a ruptured cerebral aneurysm in
1993, he had to relearn how to speak, read and write the English language. In that process, he started to extend his
poems into short stories and eventually full length novels. He gained new a respect for his ability to
understand people and emotions and life in general. Now he has written several
books and four of them have been published.