Poem made of found text (other than ‘she’ and ‘her’) from ‘The robot will see you now: could computers take over medicine entirely?’ Tim Adams, The Guardian, Sun 29 Jul 2018
Gita Ralleigh is a writer and NHS doctor born to Indian immigrant parents in London. She has been published by Wasafiri, Bellevue Literary Review, Magma Poetry and The Rialto. She teaches creative writing to science undergraduates and has an MSc on the intersection of literature with medicine. Her debut poetry collection A Terrible Thing was published by Bad Betty Press in 2020.
