I'm a little past the absolute-newb stage (also came from .NET), but I
recently came upon *Programming in Clojure* by Mark McDonnell
(https://leanpub.com/programming-clojure/), and appreciated how succinct,
clear and yet (relatively) comprehensive it is. I'd recommend it highly as
a first text for experienced programmers coming from other languages. I
read it after other books, and still felt I learned new stuff.
Vikram
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