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There are plenty of bad male writers too. I dont think gender has much to do with it.

I love their songs with Skye as their singer, but she left the band in 2004 =( She has one of the best voices i have ever heard.

Best albums of 2006: Sam's Town by The Killers Billy Talent II by Billy Talent Heroine by From First To Last Define The Great Line by Underoath

I also bought A Clockwork Orange for a friend. After i read it myself, of course =).

I think the Blair Witch Project might be the scariest i have ever seen (incoming flames). Some other good ones: The Sixth Sense The Shining The Exorcist Psycho The Ring House On Haunted Hill (the more recent one) A Tale of Two Sisters (BRILLIANT Japanese movie) Signs I also have to...

I use Amazon's Wish List to keep track of mine. Quite handy =)

My best guess is: http://www.amazon.com/Scary-Stories-Tell-25th-Anniversary/dp/0064401707 It's very popular and seems to match your description.

Hmm, that's a tough one. If you're interested in descents into madness the only thing coming to mind at the moment is The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, i dont know if it has anything to do with isolation though. I haven't read it yet myself, but a couple of my friends have and they liked it. Sorry i...

You HAVE to read the Song of Ice and Fire series. It fits your description perfectly and is one of, if not THE, best fantasy series out there.

I recently saw it. I LOVED the art direction and cinematogrophy, but i didnt fully appreciate the rest until i had time to think about all of it. I think it is a bit complex for the average American viewer. Compared to Aronofsky's other two films, i'd say it's better than Pi, but not quite as...

While I originally had a normal cartoony children's book in mind, i just found this and thought it would be perfect. I'm not sure if it's age-appropriate or if it would even be fun for a kid to read...

Thanks for the fast reply =D. Hmm that looks like a possibility, he does like dragons...but i was hoping for something that could be educational in some way, that he could really use. I dont know what i'm after really, i'm hardly an expert in this department. I suppose i'm being difficult...

I wanted to get my nephew a book for Christmas, but I'm not very knowledgable about books for children his age (around 4 1/2). I want to get something that he'll enjoy listening to and eventually be able to read on his own in a couple years. Basically I'm looking for the best children's book...