I have an extra copy of ANSI CL and On Lisp. Free to a good home. Tell me why you want them in the comments in 25 words or less. Best story wins. I reserve the right to decide, but I'll be strongly inclined to go with the story with the most upvotes :-) (I'm not going to strictly enforce the 25 word limit, so if you really feel the need to write more feel free. But don't get too wordy. It's just a pair of books after all.)
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#3Too many wise people have told me that I don't know beautiful code until I know Lisp. I definitely don't know Lisp, and I want to know beautiful code.
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#4Request Haiku:
I just want On Lisp,
to improve my coding style
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#5I'll write a pair of reviews plus an additional article about LISP itself on bytepawn.com
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#7I used to have a lisp as a child, and I think receiving the book would be my final moment of triumph. 25 words, no?
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#8Students often express a vague interest in LISP when I teach AI. It would indeed be nice to have an extra book to loan out.
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#9I'm starting a CS degree in a few weeks, therefore I'm poor and in need of Lisp books. :o
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#10lisp is cool.