Book Errors (Typos and general mistakes)

[Endar Feyblade]

yes

[Vilu Daskar]

There's the infamous misuse of female pronouns for Killconey even though he is a male character, in Redwall.  Brian made mention of it in an interview and said it ought to be fixed but it hasn't been as of the latest editions I've seen.

I used to think Killconey WAS a girl! 
Show did I.

[Cornflower MM]

There's the infamous misuse of female pronouns for Killconey even though he is a male character, in Redwall.  Brian made mention of it in an interview and said it ought to be fixed but it hasn't been as of the latest editions I've seen.

That drove me bonkers!  I used to think Killconey WAS a girl! 

So Killconey's a guy? It really drives you insane when you get the Audio tape....The voice is one of those that you can't really tell

[rachel25]

He was Irish! I could tell it was a guy. I always think of Killconey having an Irish accent. It just suits him.

[Hickory]

Revive.

There's a typo in my copy of Pearls where it says Abbot instead of Friar.

[Cornflower MM]

The Greypatch/Graypatch thing drove me bonkers. To this day I'm still wondering which one is the correct spelling. . .

[LT Sandpaw]

Some of its not noticeable but in the Pearls of Lutra two mole babes are female, but in the Long Patrol in which they are adults their gender changes and they are male.

[Jetthebinturong]

The Greypatch/Graypatch thing drove me bonkers. To this day I'm still wondering which one is the correct spelling. . .

Considering Jacques was English, it's likely that Greypatch is the correct spelling.

[MeadowR]

I've actually found a few in the books but I simply cannot remember them - wish I'd noticed this thread at the time! I'll try and remember them...

I know there was an instance where a character is referred to as another animal and somewhere else a spelling of a name changes I think on the very same page. Pretty vague. :p

Oh yeah, not a mistake as such, but it doesn't fit the continuity: In the US version of some of the books I notice that all the UK spellings have been kept in, yet randomly manoeuvre is spelt the American way 'maneuver'. Why bother to only change that word? :p

[Banya]

In Loamhedge, Saro's full name is spelled Sarobando and Sarabando multiple times each, so when I was younger I didn't know which was correct since both fit her nickname.  Redwall Wiki says it's Sarobando, so my mind can rest at last.

[The Skarzs]

There were a couple misspellings of common words that I found in a couple books, but I don't remember which ones and they were very few.