"Callaloo": The Art of Diaspora

Wilks details Callaloo's role throughout the years. The journal has expanded its initial focus on Black South literature into a consistent and conscientious engagement of arts and letters created throughout the African diaspora. As a result, to read this journal in the twenty-first century is to appreciate, as Charles Henry Rowell noted in 2001, the myriad differences in experiences and cultural traditions of which Diaspora writers are heirs.