Kowabunga

I'm curious why you split the reading and writing between two libs. It seems like (just guessing, haven't used RDF or TTL in anger) that I would want to be able to round trip CLJ->RDF->CLJ and other permutations, which would make me think that having them in the same lib would help with testing that

While they are conceptually paired, the operations have nothing to do with each other. I was thinking about how they would both fit into Asami, and realized that while the parser is needed (and I plan to put it in) the writer really isn’t. The writer (Donatello) is a library for taking Clojure data structures, and writing them out as syntactically correct TTL. However, Asami isn’t really that. It’s a graph. Conversely, the parser is for converting TTL into triples (which represent a graph), rather than Clojure data structures. So they’re not quite symmetrical

You could go from a graph, to TTL via Donatello, and then back to a graph via Raphael. But if you started with a TTL document and took it to a graph and back to TTL, then you’d have a completely different looking file.