If you poke around on ANSI's website you can find a place to buy your own official electronic PDF copy of the Common Lisp standard. Do not buy! It's a low-resolution scan of a printed document, and looks like garbage.
This is not news to the nerds in the know, but just yesterday poor Quadrescence had to learn the lesson the hard way. Don't let his $30 go to waste - learn from his mistake.
Heinrich Apfelmus has updated to the source code from Computer Models of Musical Creativity and put it on github. Looks like it's meant to work…
There are several options for getting help with Common Lisp. First, some general sources of help. Any coherent question posted to Stack Overflow…
If you're starting a project today and you want to make it easy to interact with the outside world, there are many, many, many services…
