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Getting ever closer to a new Lisp book
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Posted:   Subject: Getting ever closer to a new Lisp book Quote

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I'm writing a technical history book of sorts on Lisp, it's been years in the making and this is the first time I'm looking at something actually book-like (instead of LaTeX source or on-screen PDF ;-)).

For some reason, I spot more errors with hardcopy, so decided that for the final pass before I rope in some volunteer reviewers, I'd print and quickly bind it. Once the reviewers are thumb-up, hopefully just some quick typesetting fixes and then off to publication!
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