>Is there a good textbook on Functional Programming which starts from a base
>point similar to "The craft of Functional Programming" but more advanced in
>terms of introducing necessary topics like Category theory, catamorphisms,
>monads, etc? I would find such a book very useful, especially if it
>concentrated on lazy functional programming.
You might want to have a look at the series of three books on Advanced
Functional
Programming, published in LNCS, as LNCS 925, 1129, and 1608. I would
probably start with 925, which introduces monads, parser & pretty-printing
combinators, monadic catamorphisms, constructor classes, etc.
-- Johan Jeuring
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