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Paul Graham’s Book Is Now Free!

Paul Graham: On LispProbably the most read book on learning Lisp, Paul Graham’s On Lisp was limited online to just two chapters. Well, it’s now completely free and 100% complete! Anyone that wants to learn Lisp (or where Python gets it’s inspiration) should download this book, curl up with your Powerbook and read away (with emacs & slime or a GUI editor in another window).

Download in your favorite format here

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One Response to “Paul Graham’s Book Is Now Free!”

  1. André Thieme Says:
    April 8th, 2006 at 7:24 pm

    The full book is available for a loong time now.
    You probably mixed it up with Paul Grahams “ANSI Common Lisp”. Only the first two chapters of it are available online (free).

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