About the AuthorLynn Melnick was born in Indianapolis and grew up in Los Angeles. Her poetry has appeared in BOMB, DENVER QUARTERLY, Guernica, Gulf Coast, jubilat, The Paris , A Public Space, and elsewhere. Her fiction has appeared in Opium and Forklift, Ohio, and she has written essays and book reviews for Boston , Coldfront, Los Angeles of Books, Poetry Daily, and VIDAweb, among others. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two daughters. how do you write a good book review example If I Should Say I Have Hope
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy CustomerAMAZING book1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. These poems are gutsy and thrilling, revolutionary and addictive ...By Frances Justine PostThese poems are gutsy and thrilling, revolutionary and addictive. If I Should Say I Have Hope is a an unflinching portrait of modern childhood / womanhood / personhood. Melnick will move you and shake you up. Do not be afraid. This is an essential book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. You'll cry, but in the good way. And then about 10 other ways.By Radcliffe HollabackThis is the only book I've ever read that's really captured what it's like to survive trauma. Lynn Melnick's words are beautiful and profound, and her finesse unmatched. I can't recommend this collection highly enough.