LispWorks 8.0 does support the M1. You can get a version for macOS and one for Linux. I can run the Linux version under the Parallels on my M1 Mac, too. It eve

LispWorks 8.0 does support the M1. You can get a version for macOS and one for Linux. I can run the Linux version under the Parallels on my M1 Mac, too. It even supports universal binaries for macOS on the M1: LispWorks can produce one macOS application with both native Intel 64 and native ARM64 code. SBCL is native on the M1, too.