While a lot relies on Java, Clojure also has ClojureScript. And a lot of work as gone into making .cljc files work for both of them. There are large numbers of

While a lot relies on Java, Clojure also has ClojureScript. And a lot of work as gone into making .cljc files work for both of them. There are large numbers of library who are designed to work for both and it would not be hard to make many of them work on Common Lisp. However, I do agree, I'm not sure if this is actually useful.