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Recipient of the Gerald Cable Book Award

“The Sun in Slices” by Paula Finn

The Sun in Slices by Paula Finn

Recipient of the 2025 Gerald Cable Book Award

ISBN: 978-1-878851-29-1

Paperback $20.00

Release date: September 15, 2027


Paula Finn's poetry has been nominated for a 2026 Pushcart Prize. Her work has appeared in Poet Lore, Common Ground, Bicoastal Review, Tupelo Quarterly, Spoon River Review, and other journals. She is the author of the chapbook Eating History (Finishing Line Press). On the hundredth anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, Finn's poetry was featured in a piece of musical theater capturing that historic tragedy and the female immigrant worker organizing that arose in its wake. The dramatic oratorio Triangle: From the Fire played to sold-out audiences in New York City and won a Best New Musical Theater award at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh. Finn has worked for many years with the U.S. labor movement as an activist, educator, and editor.  She holds an MFA from NYU's Creative Writing Program and currently lives in Kingston, New York. 



Finalists:

deep is the skin of the world by Mermer Blakeslee

How to Be Lonely by Erik Moyer

Selected Heirlooms by KM Kramer

The Beautiful Winding by Allen Kovler

This Killer Ambrosia by Steve Petkus

Trashmore by Jennifer Blackledge

Vitreous Flesh by Kelly Vande Plasse

What I Didn’t See by Joseph Cuomo

Close-up portrait of a woman with short brown hair and red lipstick.

Paula Finn, recipient of the 2025 Gerald Cable Book Award


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