To link to authors on Project Gutenberg, use {{Gutenberg author}}.

1. Go to the Project Gutenberg web site.
2. Look up the page that has the book you want to link via the template.
3. Get the EText-No. and the Book name.
4. Edit the Wikipedia page and add in the Gutenberg template, setting the 'no' variable equal to the EText-No. and the 'name' equal to the book name.

{{Gutenberg | no= | name=  }}

Examples

• The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems at Project Gutenberg

{{Gutenberg | no=2383 | name=The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems}}

• Geoffrey Chaucer. The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems at Project Gutenberg

{{Gutenberg | no=2383 | name=The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems | author=[[Geoffrey Chaucer]]}}

The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems at Project Gutenberg

{{Gutenberg | bullet=none | no=2383 | name=The Canterbury Tales and Other Poems}}

Do not use all these parameters for any one book. The list is long to cover a wide range of books. Only use those parameters that convey essential or notable information about the subject. Any parameters left blank or omitted will not be displayed. If a data field has more than one parameter name which can be used, the preferred name is listed first in bold print.

{{Gutenberg
| no       = 
| name     =  
| bullet   = <!-- Enter 'none' if you do not want the bullet. This is advisable if you are using this as the only source in a reference. -->
| ref	   =
| last	   =
| year	   =
| author   =
| first	   =
| last	   =
| authorlink =
| origdate	 =
| origyear	 =
| chapter	 =
| format	 =
| others	 =
| edition	 =
| series	 =
| language	 =
| publisher	 =
| pages	 =
| doi	 = <!-- Digital object identifier -->
| id	 =
| isbn	 = <!-- International Standard Book Number -->
| oclc	 = <!-- Online Computer Library Center Number -->
| access-date =
| quote	 =
}}