> I've looked into Clojure and like a lot about it, but don't want to have to dig into the Java world. Clojure is the usual go-to for writing production lisp.

> I've looked into Clojure and like a lot about it, but don't want to have to dig into the Java world. Clojure is the usual go-to for writing production lisp. You should be able to build apps with leiningen, without needing to understand/use and java (except maybe as a runner for your program, if you build uberjars).