Publisher’s Weekly wrote a brief review for Smith’s Guantanamo:

Smith’s book-length poem is a document of, among other things, the War on Terror, the plight of prisoners, U.S. misdeeds, conceptual art, and the cruelly circular logic that keeps detainees behind bars…Smith’s arrangements emphasize the absurdity of bad translation, the Guantánamo administrators’ inability to separate incomprehension from malice or understand what the detainees say.

Find the full review at Publisher’s Weekly.