The Sunday Spotlight on Two Drops of Ink
S.W. Biddulph

Sunday Spotlight: Brigid P. Gallagher

It’s Sunday and time for Sunday Spotlight. Each Sunday we will spotlight a published contributor from our list. The idea is to reintroduce these wonderful and talented writers/authors to our audience, especially new followers that may not have noticed their writings here on the site, and to give them a boost in exposure.

Brigid P. Gallagher

Flash Fiction: Dreams on the Nile Brigid Gallagher two drops of ink

Bio:

Brigid P. Gallagher aspired to become a doctor but God had other plans!

In 1986, she embarked on a series of studies to become one of the first natural medicine practitioners in Scotland. She eventually became a tutor for a number of community projects, a women’s prison, and the Open Studies and Summer Schools of Stirling University from 1993 to 1999.

In 1999, she relocated to Donegal, Ireland – the home of her ancestors. Four years later she succumbed to a mystery illness which was eventually diagnosed as fibromyalgia.

Stopping the World forced Brigid to reassess her life, and creative writing became a significant part of her healing process.

She retrained in organic horticulture and taught this subject in schools until 2016.

Watching the Daisies – Life Lessons on the Importance of Slow was written to inspire others on their self-healing journey.

Brigid blogs at https://watchingthedaisies.com

Published on Two Drops of Ink:

1) Flash Fiction: Dreams on the Nile

CHECK OUT THE OTHER WRITERS ON OUR LIST OF CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

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Past Sunday Spotlight posts

At Two Drops of Ink, we proudly collaborate with other writers. Most bloggers work hard to brand themselves and push their own sites, and that’s fine; however, here at Two Drops of Ink, we have created a unique and powerful epicenter for collaborative writing. Along with our writing team and the blogs we post, we accept submissions of all genres (see our submission guidelines). This is a huge win-win for our literary blog and for writers that are either well established and are looking to expand their audience, or relatively new writers looking for exposure. We dedicate this page to those writers, and their works, that were good enough to publish on our blog. Congrats to them. Please take a moment to scroll down through the list and enjoy and share their writing.

Scott Biddulph | Editor-in-Chief

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22 comments

  4. Hi, Brigid. Thank you for your contributions to Two Drops of Ink. Writing, and recovery heals the heart, is my tagline on my other blog, and your lessons in slowing down are part of the process of healing as well. Again, thank you for writing so that others know that healing, in its many forms, is possible.

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