Folks -- Thanks to Ray for the mention.
And, I must add that my novel relates directly to CMUCL in two ways. First, the graphics editor / page layout program I used to write (and draw) the book is written in lisp and runs in CMUCL and CLX under OS X. Second, believe it or not, lisp has a pivotal role in the major subplot, which involves a visual lambda calculus, an aging Zen master / performance art cult leader, and a villa in Versailles. So, exactly how does this all relate to a graphics bar in West Oakland? Fictionally. Also, interestingly, I think. regs, -f PS Much thanks to Ray and all of you for building/maintaining CMUCL over the years, and to many of you Ray included for your help to me personally. PPS I'm off to Macworld for a few days. If there is any interest, when I get back I can create a special CMUCL-list only page at Lulu for ordering copies at cost. Ray wrote: ray> From: Raymond Toy <raymond....@ericsson.com> ray> Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:48:57 -0500 ray> Sender: cmucl-imp-bou...@cons.org ray> X-original-sender: raymond....@ericsson.com ray> ray> First, a belated Happy New Year to everyone! ray> ray> Second, I thought I would mention that Fred Lakin, a long-time cmucl ray> user, has written a novel, Live Graphics Nightly ray> (www.livegraphicsnightly.com). See can also see an excerpt at ray> lulu.com. I have not yet read the book, but the reviews and previews ray> are good. How does this relate to CMUCL? He has a nice ray> acknowledgement to all of the CMUCL implementors and maintainers. ray> ray> Happy New Year, ray> ray> Ray ray>
