George RR Martin
Robin Hobb

Christopher paolini The books were great, the film was enough to make me go Emo for life.

Robert Jordan + David Eddings by far.

The LOTR would have been a bazillion times better if Frodo had plunged into the lava and died.

Terry Pratchett, why isn't here?
pratchett>all

I chose R. A. Salvatore.

Tolkein is a classic and he is great, however his books lack structure and editing, even with Christopher Tolkein.

Garth Nix is great too.

... pardon my poor grammar.... I'm lazy

Ive read a few Anne McCaffery books, and i enjoyed them. Cant remember what they were called, but it was something about dragons lol (borrowed from libary, if i had them id know the name.).

Steven Erikson

Malazan Book of the fallen, Greatest seiers Ever
Bout a empire that mingles with gods n shit trying to take over the world 6 books currently out all about 600-1k pages like 12 more books on the way

uhhh, no. there's 7 books so far, with another 3 to go from Steven Erikson.
He's also writing some short novellas based on certain characters, namely the necromancers Korbal Broach and Bauchelain, noone knows if he'll write any more but I imagine he probably will.
Ian Cameron Esslemont also contributes to the series wtih Night of Knives and the soon to come Return of the Crimson Guard.
I do agree it's the best series though.

J.K Rowling Harry potter man