A Scheme bookshelf
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How good is "Lisp in Small Pieces"? I might get that one next.
It is very good in that it contains a wealth of information on all aspects of implementing a lisp interpreter/compiler. It is just a little bit baroque in style, but I suspect this is because it has been translated from French to English. Overall, great book.
( My copy is falling apart. I heard some rumours there was going to be a new edition but I can't find any supporting evidence online.)
In this example, implantation is probably more directly translated to "layout".
CQ's style is not mainstream lisp style by the way, he is an academic and the books finds it hard to shake that.
-- [1] LiSP wasn't "written", but collected from his lectures and other publications. You can assemble it yourself from the Quinnec papers, though you will be missing a lot of the style.
Presumably you meant "If you haven't read all the other books", unless you intended to imply that even if one has read all the other books listed, one still isn't ready for Lisp in Small Pieces!