This week the latest issue was published of Genetic Joyce Studies, the electronic journal published by the Centre for Manuscript Studies at the University of Antwerp. The seventeenth issue opens with an editorial by Dirk Van Hulle calling for more cooperation among genetic scholars of Finnegans Wake and Ulysses. Sangam MacDuff discusses a new typescript of the Epiphanies that was discovered at Yale, Pim Verhulst writes about the creative results of Beckett’s renewed interest in Joyce on the writing of the radio play Embers and Mikio Fuse publishes the first of two articles on his proposal for a genetic Finnegans Wake archive. Luca Crispi closes the issues with “an expanded glossary” of all the manuscript material (including notes) for the writing of Ulysses.