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I believe Haskell is particularly well suited to writing interpreters. But one
must be careful to read Haskell code as one would read poetry, not the way one
would read a romance novel. Ponder each line and extract its deep meaning. Don’t
skim unless you are pretty sure what you are doing. comment
skim unless you are pretty sure what you are doing.

The title of this book is derived from one of my favorite books, The Anatomy of
Lisp (Allen 1978).
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