Alzheimer's Story is an epistolary novel written by Saudi Arabian author, Ghazi Abdul Rahman Al Gosaibi, published in 2010 after his death.

[1] The book is a collection of letters that Yaqoob, diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, writes for his wife while being far away from her and his family, living in a shelter aimed to provide care for this purpose.

He and his fellow patients are currently in the first level, and he is still able to do simple tasks on his own, but he has begun to forget appointments, not notice the passing of time, and short-term memory loss.

Source:[2] Abdulaziz Al Muzeni said about Alzheimer's Story that it is a series of literary pieces moving the readers between the aspects of politics, literature, economics, social and philosophical reflections, along with daring and sometimes hidden proposal of certain thoughts.

[3] Hanan Aal Saif pointed out the satirical writing that the author uses while narrating the details of the book, along with getting into the concepts of freedom, void, love, and death.

[4] And Jehad Fadel said that Al Gosaibi had a rich, abundant amount of ideas expressed in the book that focus on the psychology of people with Alzheimer's [5]