Overview Damn You, Autocorrect! by Jillian Madison is a riotous reminder that technology does not always have our best interests at heart. Drawing from real life texting mishaps, this book showcases the unintended hilarity that occurs when autocorrect steps in with confidence and completely the wrong word. Short, punchy, and instantly relatable, it is a book made for dipping into whenever you need a quick laugh. Focus The book centres on everyday conversations transformed into moments of pure comedy by autocorrect errors. Innocent messages become embarrassing, confusing, or downright absurd, revealing just how fragile digital communication can be. The humour is accessible and universal, appealing to anyone who texts, emails, or relies on predictive typing in daily life. What You Will Find Inside A collection of real autocorrect mistakes Quick, visual humour ideal for casual reading Relatable scenarios from everyday communication Perfect bite sized laughs for short breaks Themes Technology and human error Modern communication mishaps Social embarrassment and humour Finding comedy in everyday life About the Author Jillian Madison is known for curating sharp observational humour rooted in modern experiences. With a keen eye for the absurdities of digital life, she transforms everyday mistakes into moments of shared laughter. Why You’ll Love This Book This book is perfect if you enjoy light hearted humour that requires no commitment and delivers instant amusement. Ideal as a gift or a pick me up read, it captures the shared frustration and comedy of living with technology that thinks it knows better. If you have ever sent a message and immediately regretted it, this book will feel uncomfortably familiar in the best possible way. Keywords autocorrect humour book, texting fails, funny gift book, modern humour, Jillian Madison book, comedy quotes book, technology humour Publishers Synopsis Damn You, Autocorrect! brings together some of the laugh-out-loud funny and painfully embarrassing posts from the hit website, which highlight the hilarity that often ensues when text messaging goes wrong: girlfriends getting together for ‘manila penis, ‘(mani pedis); a husband texting his wife that he ‘laid’ the babysitter (paid); a friend asking if someone got tickets to the ‘Lady Vagina’ (Lady Gaga) concert, and the most popular image on the website so far: a father texting his daughter that he and his mother were going to divorce, when they were in fact just going to Disney. Oops. The phenomenally successful Damnyouautocorrect.com began when author Jillian Madison innocently tried to invite some friends over for gelato. Autocorrect, however, had another idea, and asked them over for a night of ‘fellatio’ instead. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Damn You, Autocorrect! includes 200 never before seen submissions to the website, as well as an introduction from the author and website creator, Jillian Madison.
