ProofWriteUK

Professional #copyeditor and #proofreader providing editing/writing services for authors (self-pub and trad) and businesses.

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

ProofwriteUK will provide ##copyediting and #proofreading services to suit you.
Go to https://t.co/1HUcFqn7mg to see what we can offer.
FREE sample edits, special offers, budget-busting prices, editing packages, full range of services.
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#WritingCommunity #authors

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

I still have one free slot for book editing this month. After that, I'm accepting bookings from the start of August onwards.
Don't miss out.
Secure your place NOW - availability changes rapidly.
https://t.co/1HUcFqmzwI

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

I’ve recently launched a newsletter on language and its origins. Today’s post is on the expressions in English that make no sense at all. Why can’t we have our cake and eat it too: isn’t that why we choose cake in the first place?

The link to the newsletter is in this thread should you fancy a read.

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘jaundiced.’
https://t.co/VZyyLuARLO

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

A sample of some of the books I've edited that have gone on to be successfully published.
Get in touch if you want to join such esteemed company.

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

We've all seen authors seeking editorial support on social media. But what exactly do they mean by the term "editor"? What type of editor are they looking for?
This blog seeks to clarify some of the confusion.
https://t.co/gUh38JvTpV

[Craig Terlson @cterlson]

A good editor helps you create the best version of the story you wrote... not suggest the one you didn't.

[PUNS @ThePunnyWorld]

I prefer the British spelling of “diarrhea.”

“Diarrhoea” really looks like it’s lost control of its vowels.

[John Barach @John_Barach]

Just saw someone posting about not needing an editor. His post began with the word <alright>, lowercased. The word is "All right." He went on to say that he didn't need to "higher" an editor.

Case closed.

[Cian McCarthy @arealmofwonder]

Appropriate Words 🥵

Pick your winner 🏆

A B
C D

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

These common words are STILL trademarked ⬇️

-Adrenalin
-Popsicle
-Magic Marker
-Frisbee
-Baggies
-Sheetrock

[Elite Prep @ElitePrepSAT]

Procure

(v.) to obtain or acquire

#vocabulary #WordoftheDay

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘pantheon.’
https://t.co/bQaUTNAyeo

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

We've all seen authors seeking editorial support on social media. But what exactly do they mean by the term "editor"? What type of editor are they looking for?
This blog seeks to clarify some of the confusion.
https://t.co/gUh38JvTpV

[Andrew Heasman @HeasmanAuthor]

"Single-Crewed: My Life as a Police Officer" - Life in the UK Police.
UK link https://t.co/Uw7NK8nUSK………
US link https://t.co/oViJ85Avuf………
#memoir #KindleUnlimited #Paperback #Kindle #PoliceUK #Lincolnshire #indieauthor #LawEnforcement #BookTwitter #whattoread

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

A sample of some of the books I've edited that have gone on to be successfully published.
Get in touch if you want to join such esteemed company.

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

Just some of the books and authors that ProofwriteUK has worked with recently.
Visit https://t.co/WJlnfF0feb and scroll down to find blogs about the books, and links to their sales pages.
Currently accepting editing projects for the summer months. https://t.co/FmBYuiccYC

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

When we self-edit, we are so familiar with the text that we miss obvious errors.
That's when a professional (unbiased) editor is essential.
https://t.co/FmBYuiccYC
Read about it here: https://t.co/acPN5pYwkr

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

@ChaceRandolph Although biased (as I'm a freelance editor), I have to say not all freelancers are scammers. Those that are ruin it for those that do a good job. I offer legal contracts (so you have recourse if unhappy), low rates, free sample edits, testimonials, and payment plans.

[ProofWriteUK @proof_uk]

@NoahRayWrites Hi. I'm a freelance book editor and proofreader operating as ProofwriteUK https://t.co/FmBYuiccYC I started as an author (as many do), but trained as an editor. My website lists my credentials, services, portfolio, and much more. Feel free to browse. Thank you.

[Collins Dictionary @CollinsDict]

#WordOfTheDay - HEATWAVE

1. NOUN
a continuous spell of abnormally hot weather

https://t.co/omJVPLccr1

[Image description A Collins Dictionary “Word of the Day” graphic dated 23rd June 2026. The background shows an orange sky with a bright sun. Centered in white text is the heading “Collins Word of the Day,” followed by the word “heatwave” in large lowercase letters. Above the word is the label “noun” with its phonetic spelling. Beneath it, the definition reads: “a continuous spell of abnormally hot weather.” At the bottom of the image is the text “https://t.co/XxG1O9laEu | #TrendingTuesdays.”]

#CollinsDictionary #Words #Vocabulary #Language #Heatwave #TrendingTuesdays

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘quail.’
https://t.co/09lpxMYBwR