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Press for Award-Winning A Sharp Intake of Breath

John Miller’s A Sharp Intake of Breath, the story of Herman “Toshy” Wolfman who grows up in a left-wing Jewish family in 1930s Toronto, continues to receive good press a year after its release. Winner of The Martin and Beatrice Fischer Award in Fiction, A Sharp Intake of Breath was most recently reviewed by Andrew Armitage for The Owen Sound Sun Times who wrote the following: “A story of courage and sacrifice, it is a solid second novel for a writer of promise and one that left me waiting for more.”

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Erin is a publicist for Dundurn Press. She reads a wide variety of books (maybe even too many!) and wields a vast amount of positively optimistic power over what should and shouldn't be done in the universe.