Richard Hell's novel Godlike has just been re-released with a new afterword by New York Review Books. Andrew Holter spoke to Hell on his literary trajectory as a novelist and street poet, the sometimes-guiding examples of Rimbaud and (Tom) Verlaine, various noms de plume, the New York School poets, and his fearlessness of influence.

Richard Hell’s novel Godlike has just been re-released with a new afterword by New York Review Books. Andrew Holter spoke to Hell on his literary trajectory as a novelist and street poet, the sometimes-guiding examples of Rimbaud and (Tom) Verlaine, various noms de plume, the New York School poets, and his fearlessness of influence.

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