Tim, I don't know much about either lisp or latex :). But it looks like a really neat idea at a first thought to me. Have two remarks- 1. From the developer's pov - I'm not sure how the developer, who is accustomed to looking at just code + some comments, will manage working with the book. But your "tangle" step might help here. 2. From the user's pov - Users will still look for small snippets of docs like - http://clojure.org/reader; not everyone will have to patience to go through an entire "chapter". How do you think we can extract just these small snippets from the whole book?
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