What is Kashawn Taylor's highest-rated book?

"Subhuman: Poems by Kashawn Taylor" is Kashawn Taylor's most notable book among those reviewed on LuvemBooks.

How many Kashawn Taylor books are reviewed on LuvemBooks?

We have reviewed 1 book by Kashawn Taylor.

What genres does Kashawn Taylor write?

Kashawn Taylor's books span genres including Short Stories, Fiction, Poetry.

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Kashawn Taylor

Kashawn Taylor is a formerly incarcerated writer and educator based in Connecticut. He holds a BA in English and Psychology and an MA in English and Creative Writing. His debut poetry collection, subhuman, written during his incarceration, was published by Wayfarer Books in March 2025. He also serves as an audience engagement fellow at the Prison Journalism Project.

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Subhuman: Poems by Kashawn Taylor

Subhuman: Poems is Kashawn Taylor's debut full-length poetry collection, published by Wayfarer Books in March 2025. Written during Taylor's incarceration, the collection documents the physical, emotional, and spiritual toll of imprisonment through the perspective of a Black, queer man navigating life behind bars. This review is based on the collection's content as described by its publisher and published sources, and on reception from named literary outlets — not hands-on reading.

Reviewed Aug 3, 2026

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