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I found this Common Lisp Quick
Reference the other day
from r/lisp, and I think
it's fantastic. It's a comprehensive, libre booklet of the
symbols defined by the Common Lisp ANSI standard. Very slick!
The main version is meant to be printed out and nested with a vertical
fold, and it works quite well. If I ever get a chance to use Common
Lisp at work (a man can dream), probably at a location without
Internet access, this could come in handy. So I printed out one for
myself,
