Thanks for the note about read-string and the example. If I only had to consider Clojure I'd probably use that. The Clojure structures are going to be persisted to/from a DB, and then also read back (and maybe updated) later using other languages. The tools I prefer to use for this are based on XML, but I can also use JSON. I have since found clojure.contrib.json.[read,write] and that works fine. Cheers.
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