@spook@pleroma.m68k.church Really depends on how you like to learn, and how you want to apply what you have learned. - Not strong on programming? Continue on with SICP and the Scheme of your choice. - Want to use lisp to write games? Consider Common Lisp (start with the SBCL implementation of Common Lisp). - Want to know what the functional programming fuss is about in a lisp context, or have access to the JVM? Use Clojure. Check out the Reddit r/lisp and r/common_lisp, and r/clojure forums if appropriate, lots of good discussion and "getting started" materials there. There's also Libera IRC chats, or the discord lisp server for chatting as well (https://discord.gg/W9GBaZpr).