I met Ana-Karina Schneider, in person, for only a few days, at the ‘Temporalities of Modernism’ conference at the Babeş-Bolyai University in Cluj in May 1918. But the impression of her intelligence, warmth, and grace was immediate, and amplified over
succeeding years through involvements with ABC. I recall her ingenious invention of ‘Postcard’ sections – allowing brief reports from unusual literary landscapes – and was particularly grateful, too, for her dedication of a full issue to the culture and identity of
Scotland. As all contributors to the journal – and its readers – will know, she was in every way a meticulous, dedicated, friendly and imaginative editor. In that area, but also through her life and work generally, her influence and memory will remain warmly alive among all who knew her.

Randall Stevenson
The University of Edinburgh
Emeritus Professor of Twentieth-Century Literature