As an author, my primary objective is to craft a good story. As important, however, is addressing the various challenges necessary to ensure that my readers experience a gratifying read. The main challenges are typos and grammatical errors. Even multiple reviewers and word programs can miss them. My biggest issue is ordering my adverbs; oops! There are also factual inaccuracies to consider. While writing fiction allows for some creative freedom, I strive to ensure that the ideas and content I present are primarily grounded in fact. Finally, having too much or too little dialogue can be an issue. While my personal taste influences my writing, I know it doesn’t always agree with reader’s tastes. But if I craft a good story, maybe that could be overlooked. The following links provide other challenges facing us writers:
Writers Beware: Here’s what readers really hate | Killzoneblog.com and Reader Pet Peeves: How to Avoid Writing Stuff Readers Hate