In this blog, I'm not going to say how to correctly use "who" and "whom" in a sentence as "who" and "whom" are rather difficult to explain how to do correctly, yet before I even consider addressing how to use them properly, I am going to answer a different yet pertinent question: As a writer, should you even care about the proper grammar of "who" and "whom?"

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After proofreading a couple of stories and reading story upon story, I commonly see a multitude of errors. Many of these are simple and easily ignorable. However, it annoys readers on end to have to read a poorly written sentence and then have to rewrite the sentence in their heads in order to understand the author. Good grammar follows a series of rules that helps readers to easily understand a writer's intent. Bad grammar interferes with readers' abilities to understand the literature and

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