After more than half a decade of discussion, the literature on reproducibility is substantial. Thankfully, brave authors have provided summaries and reviews:

• Spellman, Gilbert, & Corker (2017) provide practical, actionable advice for Open Science: What, Why, and How
• Nelson, J. Simmons, & Simonsohn (2017) have written an excellent overview of Psychology's Renaissance, with a focus on questionable research practices and suggested mitigation strategies.
• Brent Roberts and Dan Simmons have compiled an extensive Reproducibility and Replicability Reading List which lists further literature by topic.
• The Open Science MOOC is developing course material for learning about Open Science, and has collected many interesting links for different topics that often go beyond scholarly articles.