“An R7RS Compatible Module System for Termite Scheme”, Hamel & Feeley2020

“An R7RS Compatible Module System for Termite Scheme”⁠, Frédéric Hamel, Marc Feeley2020-04-27 (similar; bibliography)

“Bringing GNU Emacs to Native Code”, Corallo Et Al 2020

“Bringing GNU Emacs to Native Code”⁠, Andrea Corallo, Luca Nassi, Nicola Manca2020-04-06 (CS/algorithm; similar)

“Common Lisp: The Untold Story”, Pitman2008

“Common Lisp: The Untold Story”⁠, Kent M. Pitman2008-10-20 (backlinks; similar)

“Oral History Interview With Terry Allen Winograd (OH #237) § SHRDLU”, Winograd & Norberg1991 (page 7)

“Oral History Interview with Terry Allen Winograd (OH #237) § SHRDLU”⁠, Terry Allen Winograd, Arthur L. Norberg1991-12-11 (AI; similar; bibliography)

“The Symbolics Ivory Processor: A 40 Bit Tagged Architecture Lisp Microprocessor”, Baker Et Al 1987

“Procedural Reflection in Programming Languages”, Smith1982

“Procedural Reflection in Programming Languages”⁠, Brian Cantwell Smith1982-02 (CS/algorithm; similar)

“Mutation Analysis Of Program Test Data”, Budd1980

“Mutation Analysis Of Program Test Data”⁠, Timothy Alan Budd1980-05 (CS/algorithm; similar; bibliography)

“Some AI Koans”

“Restarts in Common Lisp”

“MalbolgeLisp Is a LISP Interpreter Written in Malbolge. It’s as of 2020 and 2021, the Most Advanced, Usable Malbolge Program Ever Created. It Supports Everything Lisps Generally Tend to Support (like Cond, Let, Lambda, Etc…).”

Wikipedia

1. Brian Cantwell Smith

2. Closure (computer programming)

3. Common Lisp Object System

4. Common Lisp the Language

5. GNU Guile

6. Greenspun's tenth rule

7. Hal Abelson

8. Higher-order function

9. Lazy evaluation

10. MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

11. Maclisp

12. Meta-circular evaluator

13. PDP-11

14. Planning Domain Definition Language

15. S-expression

16. SLIME

17. Scheme (programming language)

18. Space-cadet keyboard

19. Spice Lisp

20. Steel Bank Common Lisp

21. StumpWM

22. VAX Common Lisp