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In the message from
 Piercarlo Grandi <mcsun!ukc!dcl-cs!aber-cs!athene!pcg@uunet.uu.net>
 Subject: Oh Continuations!

it is stated that:

"The best book on advanced language implementation I know (and I know a lot
of them :->) is Allen, "The Anatomy of Lisp", Academic Press. ..."

I certainly wouldn't quibble with the recommendation, but the title
is "Anatomy of LISP" not "The ..." (a pun recognized by very few
people --- you have to hear it, not read it --- that describes the
diagram on the title page). Also, it is published
by McGraw-Hill, not Academic Press.