1. YTools
    YTools is a set of utilities that enhance or replace many Lisp facilities, such as the awful 'loop' and the hideous 'format'
  2. Yukari Hafner
    Wants to be a frill-necked lizard when they grow up
  3. Yurii Rashkovskii
    I'm a software consultant from Ukraine
  4. Zach Beane
    Lisp hacker
  5. Zach Smith
    Zach Smith is a person quite interested in Common Lisp
  6. ZACL
    ZACL is an ACL-like layer for running AllegroServe on non-Allegro Lisps
  7. ZCDB
    ZCDB is a Common Lisp library for reading and writing D
  8. Zebu
    A Tool for Specifying Reversible LALR(1) Parsers
  9. zen
    zen is a hackable X server written in Common Lisp
  10. Zeta-C
    The ZetaLisp C compiler, now in public domain