[billsix]

Books

-ANSI Common Lisp by Paul Graham -On Lisp by Paul Graham -Simply Scheme -The Little Schemer -Structure And Interpretation Of Computer Programs -Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming

Implementations

Common Lisp - any should be fine, I’ve used sbcl and clisp

Scheme - I like gambit scheme. It has a macro system that can be used like described in “On Lisp”

[ralfd]

The Hacker News Paul Graham?

[Jtsummers]

He wrote his first product (Viaweb) in lisp and sold it to Yahoo!. (If a name has an exclamation and it's the last word in a sentence, do I follow it with a period like normal to avoid seeming overly enthusiastic?)

He wrote two books on Common Lisp and has his own Lisp reading list: http://www.paulgraham.com/booklinks.html. There's also, one level higher, a set of lisp links: http://www.paulgraham.com/lisplinks.html

[harperlee]

Yes. I actually found out HN due to his lisp books, so for me is Paul Graham? The "On Lisp" Paul Graham? haha.

[billsix]

Yes