Re: Practical Common Lisp chapters available

I originally sent this just to Paolo but I figure I should follow up
here too. Short version: please don't publicize the url for my book
other than within the Lisp community. I have some non-Lisp friends and
family taking a look at it; I don't need the whole world looking over
my shoulder. In fact, I think I probably have the Lisp world pretty
well covered, between here, Lemonodor, and #lisp. I may post something
to c.l.l. but I don't need any more mass publicity for the time being.
Thanks.

-Peter


Paolo Amoroso <[email protected]> writes:

> Peter Seibel writes:
> 
> > I have the first three chapters of the Common Lisp book I'm writing
> > for Apress in a form that they are ready for some review. These are
> > really introductory chapters so the main question is, do you think
> > they will draw in non Lispers? Another questions is: are there things
> 
> If you want to find out, I can send a note to Linux Weekly News:
> 
>   http://lwn.net
> 
> But it's better if you check with your publisher first.

Hmmmm. Why don't we wait on that. I do hope to someday sell this book.
;-) Putting it on the web is really more for friends and family. And
anyone already in the Lisp community enough to be on clump or reading
lemonodor is automatically considered a friend. Thanks though.

-Peter

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Peter Seibel                                      [email protected]

         Lisp is the red pill. -- John Fraser, comp.lang.lisp