While personally I got started with Lisp through the OpenCourseWare Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs videos (and working through the book using

While personally I got started with Lisp through the OpenCourseWare Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs videos (and working through the book using Guile), you could also try Common Lisp: A Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation (<https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/ https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/>). For Common Lisp I would recommend using SBCL, it is a very high quality and popular implementation. Additional resources I would recommend: For Common Lisp: CLiki, the Common Lisp wiki: <https://cliki.net/ https://cliki.net/> For Scheme: Either the R7RS or R6RS documentation depending on which implementation you choose (Chez and Loko use R6RS, Gauche uses R7RS, and Guile can use either): <https://standards.scheme.org/ https://standards.scheme.org/>