I first conceived the desire to learn Lisp by reading some chapters in Douglas Hofstatder’s Metamagical Themas. Hofstatder wrote the successor column to Dewdney and Gardner.
I took my first steps reading through Matthias Felleisen and Daniel Friedman’s Little LISPer, now Schemer.
I then picked up Paul Graham’s Common LISP for an AI class but also picked up On LISP after enjoying CL’s style, and wishing to work through Koza with a fuller understanding.
I never worked up to an understanding of CLOS.
I picked up an old edition of Abelson and Sussman’s Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs and have picked through it peckishly.
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