Intro LISP recommendation

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From: Paul Pangaro
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 00:00

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I recall during the halcyon years of LISP (i.e. the 1980s) there was a text
considered exceptional for introducing LISP to non-LISP programmers
(specifically in this case, a client who is a C++ expert who I am trying to
convert to a LISP prototyper). The text was written by a woman who often
gave tutorials at national conferences. CLOS is part of what is needed, but
that can be a separate text if needed. Can anyone help with a name and/or
ref "known to be good"? Scanning web pages for LISP tutorials raises more
than the average number of "URL not found on this server...." thanks -Pan

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