The conclusion reflects on the limits of and possibilities for the collaborative cultural productions that are outlined throughout the book. It also ponders the turns that Afro-Atlantic speculation and return might take given the advancement of new scientific technologies such as DNA testing, which purports to detect and establish ancestral bloodline linkages between dislocated Afro-Atlantic test takers and indigenous peoples in specific African countries. It traces the story of William Holland, a Black American who is connected genetically to various groups of people in West Africa, and who travels to bond with them to assuage his sense of dispossession. The...