was issued by Soft Skull Press in 2015. Hell's archive of his manuscripts, tapes, correspondence (written and email), journals and other documents of his life was purchased for $50,000 by New York University's Fales Library in 2003. A mural in Hell's hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, created by students from Lexington Montessori High School, was completed in June 2019. The mural, located in the city's North Limestone neighborhood, has three parts: two profiles of Hell, and a quote from his autobiography, I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp. "This was in Lexington, Ky. when everybody was a kid. I looked for caves and birds and ran away from home. My favorite thing to do was to run away. The words ‘let’s run away’ still sounds magical to me." Films Hell has appeared in several low-budget films, most notably Susan Seidelman's Smithereens. Other acting appearances include Ulli Lommel's Blank Generation, Nick Zedd's Geek Maggot Bingo, Rachel Amadeo's What About Me? and Rachid Kerdouche's Final Reward. Hell had a non-speaking cameo role as Madonna's murdered boyfriend in Seidelman's 1985 Desperately Seeking Susan. Personal life Hell was married to Scandal's Patty Smyth for two years during 1985–86, and they had a daughter, Ruby. Hell married Sheelagh Bevan in 2002; however the couple divorced in 2017. In January 2020, it was mentioned on Hell's website that he had begun a relationship with novelist Katherine Faw. Discography With The Heartbreakers Compilation albums L.A.M.F. Definitive Edition (2012, Jungle Records) Live albumsWhat Goes Around... (1991, Bomp! Records) Live at Mothers (1991) Yonkers Demo 1976 (2019) With Richard Hell and the Voidoids Studio albumsBlank Generation (1977, Sire Records)Destiny Street (1982, Red Star Records) Compilation albums Destiny Street Repaired (2009, Insound)Destiny Street Remixed (2021, Omnivore Records) Live albums Funhunt: Live at CBGB's and Max's 1978 and 1979 (1990, ROIR)Gone to Hell (2008, Vinyl Japan) As Richard Hell Compilation albums R.I.P. (1984, ROIR)Across the Years box set (1991, Soyo Records)Time (2002, Matador Records)Spurts: The Richard Hell Story (2005, Sire Records/Rhino Records) EPsAnother World (1976, Ork/Stiff Records)3 New Songs (1992, Overground Records)Go Now (1995, CodeX/Tim-Kerr Records) With Dim Stars Studio albumsDim Stars (1992, Caroline Records) EPsDim Stars (1991, Ecstatic Peace!) BibliographyWanna Go Out? with Tom Verlaine, as "Theresa Stern" (1973, Dot Books)I Was a Spiral on the Floor (1988, Soyo Publications)Artifact: Notebooks from Hell 1974–1980. No. 37 (1990, Hanuman Books)Across the Years (1992, Soyo Publications)The Voidoid (1993, CodeX)Go Now (1996, Scribner)Weather