Ask HN: Good books to learn Prolog?

Recommendations from 13 sampled comments out of 13 eligible comments. This page covers the sample, rather than the entire HN thread.

5 books

steve19 · Oct 9, 2009
"The Art of Prolog" sitting on my desk :) It is pretty good, but I agree with you, it is dated.
plinkplonk · Oct 8, 2009
Seconded. This is a really good book, though a bit hard to find
sb · Oct 8, 2009
one of the best texts around is "the art of prolog, advanced programming techniques" 2nd edition
jonjacky · Oct 8, 2009
"Clause and Effect" by Clocksin.
sb · Oct 8, 2009
there is another recommendable text "programming prolog for artifical intelligence" by ivan bratko
fogus · Oct 8, 2009
I loved Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence by Ivan Bratko.
jherdman · Oct 8, 2009
I learned Prolog in university using the book "Prolog Programming in Depth", by Michael A. Covington, Donald Nute, and André Vellino.