Books about the IndieWeb

 Books about the IndieWeb  lists books that reference the IndieWeb and related topics.

Kill Process
by William Hertling



Chapter 16 "Amber smiles and laughs. “I love it. Even the employees of the Evil Empire are peeling away to join the Rebel Alliance.” She takes a bite, then continues. “IndieWeb is about returning the web to what it was before—a bunch of home-brew websites. People create content, they should own that content. Too many companies went out of business and lost all of their users’ data.”"

Inspiration to Join IndieWeb
People this book inspired to join IndieWeb movement

When You Give A Mouse A Domain
When You Give A Mouse A Domain by is an online book which was inspired by Laura Numeroff’s well known children’s book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie.

Claim Your Domain - And Own Your Online Presence
Claim Your Domain - And Own Your Online Presence by Audrey Watters is a short book covering the ideas of identity and A Domain of One's Own within the education space.

"Help protect student work -- and more importantly -- student identity. This powerful book puts learners at the forefront of education to ensure they control their schoolwork, content, and data. Dig deep into the digital revolution occurring in schools and classrooms, explore how to incorporate traditional instructional practices in the digital classroom, and understand the skills students need to be digitally literate."

Feed
There have been at least two books named "Feed" that are related either directly to blogging or the general notion of consuming a stream:

Feed by Grant
https://web.archive.org/web/20130114172320if_/http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/photos/custom/201210/2d4d55-1F7129CF-02D0-42AE-928C-534F73D2196C_870x550.jpg (originally posted at http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/p/ps (deadlink, no archive)

Feed, 2010, Mira Grant "The Good News: We Survived. The Bad News: So Did They."

In the aftermath of a Zombie apocalypse and dysfunctional & corrupt US government, blogs and blogging become the only source of reliable, factual news, and bloggers have to blog pseudonymously and without disclosing their physical location for their own personal safety.

Feed by Anderson
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_loj43ynRdR1qgeclyo1_400.jpg

Feed, 2002, M.T. Anderson (see linked Wikipedia article for more)

Proposed books

 * is writing a book as part of NaNoWriMo 2017 about the IndieWeb and getting set up using WordPress. It will be geared toward Gen2+ users.