The Publications area of the DITA community wiki provides a place for users and publishers to post information about DITA-related documentation. A DITA publication, can be in print or online, a book, an article, or a review.

Print Books:

• Introduction to DITA: A User Guide to the Darwin Information Typing Architecture -- JoAnn Hackos et al. -- Complete tutorial to help you understand the purpose of the DITA model and how to apply it in your environment.
• Developing Quality Technical Information : A Handbook for Writers and Editors - IBM Press Series--Information Management (not DITA but recommended as a good book on "topic based authoring")
• Information Development: Managing your Documentation Projects, Portfolio, and People -- JoAnn Hackos, John Wiley & Sons, 2006. JoAnn's latest book on managing your department and your publications. Includes new information on designing and managing topic-based projects.

• DITA Language Specification
• DITA Architectural Specification
• DITA: An XML-based Technical Documentadon Authoring and Publishing Architecture. : An article from: Technical Communication, by Michael Priestley, Gretchen Hargis, Susan Carpenter. Avaialble from Amazon.
  

• Adobe Systems Speaks Out on DITA: Internal use of FrameMaker, CMS, and DITA - by Kay Ethier and Scott Abel
• DITA for DocBook - Implementing the Darwin Information Typing Architecture for DocBook.
• DITA and the Beatles - Gilbane Report Blog : Posted by Bill Trippe at October 4, 2005 
• I Column Like I CM: Lovely DITA, Meta Maid, Ready-made Metadata - EContent Magazine, by Bob Doyle
• More DITA: Another Interesting Case Study - Gilbane Report Blog : Posted by Bill Trippe at September 23, 2005
• DITA - Getting Started - Christian Kravogel, SeicoDyne GmbH, and Boris Horner, Dr.-Ing. Boris Horner
• An XML Architecture for Technical Documentation: The Darwin Information Typing Architecture - by Don Day, Erik Hennum, John Hunt, Michael Priestley, David Schell, Nancy Harrison 
• DITA and HelpAuthoring Tools - EContent Magazine, by Bob Doyle 
• DITA - The mechanics of a single sourcing project - France Baril, Documentation Architect; Ixiasoft  
• The Darwin Information Typing Architecture: Avoiding Proprietary Lock-in - by Kay Ethier, Bright Path Solutions and Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler 
• Getting Started with DITA - EContent Magazine, by Bob Doyle

• FrameMaker 7.2 and DITA - Gilbane Report Blog : Posted by Bill Trippe at September 14, 2005