Serl- Sexp-based ERLang

Can't get enough of Erlang news items? Here's your chance to learn /both/ Erlang and Lisp ;). Compared to LFE, which is like Scheme, Serl is more like Common-Lisp. I tried to throw out the pieces of onion. Features: -support for aribtrary namespaces. --import/export of macros and special forms. --special forms are just macros that takes the compiling environment as an extra argument. Serl defines itself with special forms. -avoids unintentional capturing in similar way as common-lisp's package. -Syntax objects. --Quotation and quasiquotation are used only to build syntax objects. -macroexpansion in pattern. --so named patterns are possible. -syntax objects are pattern matchable. -fancy lambda-list as in common-lisp. --&option, &rest, and &key don't interfere with each other. -syntatically consistent reader macro based on heredoc. This is release 1. So it's for the brave and dangerously curious only.