
Turing's Vision: The Birth of Computer Science, Chris Bernhardt.
The Peripheral, William Gibson.
Lila, Robert Pirsig. (re-read)
To give it a title as the first computing device, I think there should be some analysis of operations that it can perform and whether they can constitute as a universal turing machine.
Otherwise, we can call stones as computers. They can do addition and subtraction by the virtue of counting. I am not familiar with Turing's thesis on a theoretical basis (having only read the popular "Turing's Vision" by Chris Bernhardt), is it possible to determine turing completeness of this mechanism?