Want to learn CLISP

I know C and Assembly but i guess that is not enough to join the EXPERT PROGRAMMERS CLUB, so i started learning lisp.
I downloaded 'clisp'
clisp - ANSI Common Lisp compiler, interpreter and debugger.

But i can't find any good books/tutorials.
HALP /prog/ HALP!


ps. So far i wrote this incredible piece of software
(defun main(msg)
  (format t msg))
(main "hello, world!")

>>17
- imperative (enjoy learning nothing new)
Right tool for the right job motherfucker, do you use it? The more a language does, the better. And imperative programming is simple and straightforward for many tasks, so you want it.

- very weak typing
That's a good thing, if not a Good Thing.

- mind-numbing syntax
Agreed.

- no features invented after 1950
Because it doesn't need any. In fact, modern languages (Python, Ruby and many more) have been taking every feature they could, and they still don't have macros.