> I think of Paul Graham's On Lisp[2] as the first wave of modern Lisp style, and Doug Hoyte's Let Over Lambda[3] as the second wave. Both are seen slightly co

> I think of Paul Graham's On Lisp[2] as the first wave of modern Lisp style, and Doug Hoyte's Let Over Lambda[3] as the second wave. Both are seen slightly controversial by some. On Lisp for example indicates that PG actually wanted to program in a different language - and eventually did: Arc.