I think both Clojure and Common Lisp are modern lisps too, both have large user communities. Common Lisp is mostly different in that it is much more agnostic th

I think both Clojure and Common Lisp are modern lisps too, both have large user communities. Common Lisp is mostly different in that it is much more agnostic than Scheme, for example it as no constraints in using imperative patterns. On the other hand, it also has acquired libraries for purely functional data types, which is one of the main innovations of Clojure.