any good anti-evolution books?

I'm not a christian, but i'm open for anything that's credible. What are the more popular and credible creationist books out there? (specifically refuting evolution that is)

So it seems that ID is the common consensus in the creationist community. I guess I should have been less facetious with the whole "anti-evolution" thing. I've read Darwin's Black Box and some Dembski, and for all the anti-evolutionists I know, I haven't found much non-children literature strictly anti-evolution. Now macro/micro bla bla bla, but ID seems to accept even macroevolution in its fullest, minus the freak-accident part (at least from what I'd surmised from Behe's works?)
So maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree and should be looking into how evolution is biblically permissible to the IDists. Thanks for the suggestions, I think I'll pick some of those up as the same ones were recommendations from other sources as well.

dsv, I'm almost done with "the case for a creator," now... thanks for that! I'm really impressed with Strobel's attitude... he's very fair, and doesn't presume authority, but allows the authorities to speak, which I like. He's a wonderful exception to my creationist experience with the likes Josh McDowell and Kent Hovind, who are really mean, which just makes me want to stop listening. I read "darwin's black box," and I'm still having trouble distinguishin ID from deism, which just seems to me like more spiritually speculative aethism.Tranquility, thanks for those articles.. i've browsed over ICR and AIG, but was overwhelmed with how many articles there were, so thanks for giving me a starting point.