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This book has originated in many discussions amongst the editors on the possibilities and limits of doing longitudinal conversation analysis and in their own struggle with analyzing interactional data longitudinally. We are grateful to all the people who discussed data with us, commented critically on conceptual and methodological issues, and encouraged us to work on this edited volume. We address our thanks to all those colleagues who commented on preliminary versions of the chapters presented here and, thereby, contributed to the overall quality of the present volume: Charles Antaki, Mathias Broth, Steven Clayman, Arnulf Deppermann, Michael Forester, Trine Heinemann, John Hellermann, Mardi Kidwell, Tom Koole, Tine Larsen, Douglas Macbeth, Jenny Mandelbaum, Numa Markee, Harrie Mazeland, Peter Muntigl, Maurice Nevile, David Olsher, Elwys de Stefani, and Jan Svennevig. And we sincerely thank …