AARRRGGGHHH!! Groupby or sum or count???

I have a really bad and irritating problem and would love some help.

I have a table which contains:

1) storyratingid - AutoNumber
2) storyrating - Number entered into database by user
3) visitorip - IP of the user who rated the story
4) storyid - ID of the story that was rated
5) storytitle - The title of the story that was rated

Now I'm trying to show a top rated asp page "top.asp" which will show the top rated stories in order of descending ratings, what the average rating is, and how many users rated that story.

So far, I've come up with a way to show stories which have a rating higher than 4 out of 10. Here it is:

<%@ language = vbscript %>
<%
strServerConnection = "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};

DBQ="&server.mapPath("data.mdb")

set con = server.createObject("ADODB.Connection")
con.open(strServerConnection)

sqlString = "Select storytitle, storyid, storyrating from ratingdb Where storyrating > 4"

set rs = con.execute(sqlString)

do while not rs.eof

    storyid = rs("storyid")
    storytitle = rs("storytitle")
    storyrating = rs("storyrating")
%>
<%=storytitle%> - Rating: <%=storyrating%>/10 by "n" visitors
  <%
    rs.MoveNext
  loop
  rs.Close
%>

But I can't find a way to make sure that the highest rated is displayed first, and nor can this script show the number of users who voted for that story, represented by "n".

HELP!!!!!!!!!!

sqlString = "Select storytitle, storyid, storyrating from ratingdb Where storyrating > 4 order by storyrating desc

this will work

Actually what I think is wanted is the average rating and the number of votes that contributed to the average rating.
The average is found by:
select storyid, avg(storyrating) as ratingavg from ratingdb group by storyID

The number of votes for each story is found by:
select storyid, count(storyID) as storyIDCOunt from ratingdb group by storyID

I would then join the two together on storyID and add the storytitle to the query.

The easiest method to that from the what you have provide would be tosave the first 2 queries as views (let's call them view1 & view2) and then create another view which contains the story name (view3)

select distinct(storyID) as storyID, storytitle from ratingdb group by storytitle

and then join them all together

select view3.*, view1.ratingavg, view2.storyIDcount from view1, view2, view3 where view3.storyID = view1.storyID and view3.storyID=view2.storyID order by ratingavg desc, storyIDcount desc

In the database (I'm assuming Access) click views and create view1, view2, and view3 and then you be able to use ASP to run the last join query.