A previously unpublished text largely written in the 1990s, London-Rose: Beauty Will Save the World is a slender, unclassifiable work by one of America's most singular literary voices. Neither quite prose nor poetry, it assembles fragments, philosophical citations, lists, apocrypha, and quiet meditations around the story of an unnamed woman who leaves her job as an institutional error-corrector and sets off on a wandering journey through Wales, Paris, Dublin, and beyond. Hovering between liturgy and lament, it asks the only question failure ever poses: What do people who lose do next? Published by Divided Publishing (2022).