The book explores the profound impact of a rare inherited dementia on family dynamics, focusing on David Keller's Uncle George, whose diagnosis prompts reflection on generational health issues. As poets, David and Eloise Bruce weave their individual and collective experiences into a narrative that delves into the complexities of life, loss, and the shared burden of genetic illness. The work offers a poignant examination of memory, legacy, and the emotional landscape shaped by a condition that has long affected their family.
