Cornwall was able to capture a sense of the material life of Guantanamo, for both detainees and the soldiers guarding them. -- Michael McCanne * Art in America * For every image that feels familiar, there is another that breeds a fresh kind of upset. -- Siddhartha Mitter * The Intercept * A surreal portrait of life inside Guantanamo Bay, Camp America. Photographer Debi Cornwall steps inside the walls of the infamous US military prison, exposing an uncanny world of gift shops, bowling alleys and beachfront views. * Huck * ...a sustained look at a shameful and ongoing violation of human decency by the U.S. government. -- Teju Cole * The New York Times Magazine * ...an exhaustively researched, exceptionally photographed documentation of one the most heavily guarded prisons in the world. -- Mark Murrmann * Mother Jones * ...this book needs to be experienced personally to grasp its full impact...The relatively innocent photographs are paired with text and evidence so alarming that it hardly seems real. -- Forrest Soper * Photo-eye Blog * These images ask us to consider the crude and insidious forces that have kept the bad dudes and the rest of us folks as limp and compliant as possible. -- David O'Neill * Bookforum *