Curling Books - The books, which are mostly published in Canada, are available on-line at commercial vendors.

Title	Author
Curling for Dummies	Bob Weeks
Curling: The History, the Players, the Game	Warren Hansen
The Joy of Curling: A Celebration	Ed Lukowich, Eigil Ramsfjell, Bud Somerville
Curling to Win	Ed Lukowich, Al Hackner, Rick Lang
Power Curling	Ed Lukowich
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Curling	Rod Bolton, Ann Douglas
The Brier: A History of Canada's Curling Championship	Bob Weeks
Gold on Ice: The Story of the Sandra Schmirler Team	Guy Scholz

Curling on the Internet - Of course, where else would you find videos explaining curling?

Curling Explained	Infographic of the day
Physics of curling	A few formulas on this physics blog
Physics of curling	Podcast from the University of Northern British Columbia
faraday.physics.utoronto.ca	Flash video explaining (?) how rocks curl
Science of Winter Olympics	Scroll down for a 5 minute video "Science Friction" on nbclearn.com. It's also on the National Science Foundation web site.
Teaching material	lessonopoly.org gives school teachers lesson plans featuring curling rocks and friction
has more curling videos than you can imagine
Championship shot	Jennifer Jones' BEST curling shot ever
Curling Stones	How curling stones are made
Mixed Doubles	Explanation of the differences between doubles and "regular" four person curling
Top Ten	And we finish with David Letterman's top ten

There are also a variety of pamphlets, videos and other resources at the websites of the United States Curling Association (USCA) and the Canadian Curling Association (CCA).