Sigh. Whom and whomever are overused. Here, whoever would work fine. "Whoever the next quarterback will be is a phrase" — actually a nominal — and you don't use whomever. (I learned that in college; thanks, Charles Millsaps.)
Unfortunately, writers and speakers have fallen in love with whom and whomever. And I really like this writer.
Links: On my web site, I have links to some of my stories online.
Editorial group: If you're a writer, editor or general freelancer, you might check out my Freelance Writers and Editors group on Yahoo!
Writers' guidelines: If you want to write for magazines (or book publishers), check out the writers' guidelines on my Freelance Writers and Editors group on Yahoo!
Followers: Welcome to all the followers on this blog. May the Force be with you.
Check it out: You might look at Funds for Writers, which specializes in grants for writers.
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