I'm not a lisper by any measure. I want to dabble at one point in Scheme and I got to do slightly more than take a look with some basic tutorials. I find the e

I'm not a lisper by any measure. I want to dabble at one point in Scheme and I got to do slightly more than take a look with some basic tutorials. I find the example from Friedman the most readable by far. It is probably also the only one that is typeset with proportional fonts. A few of the superficial things about Lisps I am fond of are the kebab case and space delimitedness (same as shell, which also has some Lisp qualities afterall). They all come nicely with proportional fonts. However I do really prefer proportional fonts for code in general. Also operating with italics, bold is preferrable for me to color.