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From: andyr@apple.UUCP (Andy Rundquist)
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Subject: Re: Introductory books on Lisp
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In article <8710161803.AA06962@marlin.nosc.mil>, glasgow@MARLIN.NOSC.MIL
(Michael G. Glasgow) writes:
> 
> 
>      I am new to AIList and AI programming and want to learn Lisp.
> I have been looking through Steele's book, Common Lisp", and
> have discovered that this is more of a reference manual than a
> beginners guide.  What I am wondering is if anyone can give me
> the names of some good introductory Lisp books to get me started.
> 
> Thanks in Advance,
> 
> michael


To me, the best (and most enjoyable) Lisp introduction can be found in:

_The Little Lisper_ by D. Freidman.


Andy

(Now CONS a piece of cake into your mouth)