When an old man with Alzheimer's Disease fell in love with a nurse who he seemed to confuse with his fiancée of long ago, a sharing of stories enriched both their lives. The relationship enlivened "Joe" and challenged the nurse, author Julie Goyder, to rethink her understanding of "people like Joe". Their politeness, evolving into a friendship that not only transformed the author's attitudes to how people with Alzheimer's Disease might be treated within institutions and the community, but made her aware of the vital importance the act of storytelling has for us all.

Weaving contemporary theory, biography, autobiography, anecdote - and giving space to the often dismissed, rarely told, stories of sufferers of Alzheimer's Disease - We'll be Married in Fremantle is a timely, articulate and moving contribution to our understanding of "the everyday act of storying" and the power of narrative in human relationships.