Tricky Quickies is live!

I’m excited to announce the launch of my latest book! ‘Tricky Quickies’ is full of no-nonsense definitions and examples of commonly confused words.

📣 “Packed with pithy definitions and examples, this is a must-have for every editor and writer.” —Louise Harnby, crime fiction and thriller editor

Based on my popular social media series, this first book in the series features over 200 confusables that I regularly come across in my editing business. Even professional editors reviewing the book have learned from it! Which of these mistakes are you making?

Order the paperback or Kindle version from Amazon before 21 Feb and enjoy a reduced launch price. You can also download the PDF and EPUB versions from my website.

📣 “Tricky Quickies is an insightful guide to the quirks of English and a worthy addition to any writer's bookshelf." —Oliver Dirs, author of Good Words Fast

I know you know that ratings/reviews can really help an author. If you preordered a copy of Tricky Quickies 1 for your Kindle before today, please take a few seconds to leave an honest star rating on Amazon. If you have a few more spare minutes, then a review would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

📣 “I love the explanations Debbie has given for all these tricky words. I had a few 'Aha!' moments. This is going to be such a useful resource for so many!” —Zara Thatcher, proofreader and typesetter

Thank you, and let me know what insights you gleaned!