Thoughts for a tutorial
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There are plenty of tutorials for installing a Common Lisp implementation and even for how to setup an "IDE". Assume this done, but nothing else.

Show how to install the needed tools like quicklisp and quickproject/cl-project.

Show how to create an own local library project
- Just one trivial function

Show how to create the smallest project fulfilling these requirements:
- Multi-file
- Using the own created library you just created
- Using one external library

The own created library would have something very trivial, like multiply-two.

The multi-file project would consist of a main file and one file more with a trivial function, like add-two-together.

One external library would be used, just to show how to do it. Alexandria would be a good candidate as it is a library worth to mention to beginners.

The main function in the main file would take two arguments (for example two numbers) and call one function from alexandria and both the trivial functions (from the local library and from the second file) and print the result.

Further the tutorial would show how to pack it up so you can call the program from command line with the arguments and get the result printed out.