Andrew isn’t just a poet. You can read some of Andrew’s fiction and memoirs here on Andrew-Becraft.com:

• Mousterian Dawn: Short science fiction about Neanderthals on the Moon.
• My Fellow Americans: On growing up an American pacifist surrounded by the US military in Japan.
• Naps: On being the different one.
• Stuck in a Hanford reactor building elevator: A true story with a very descriptive title.
• Lost Tools of the Paleolithic: In which I mourn the loss of ancient artifacts I dug up in Jordan.
• Industrial Design of the Paleolithic: In which I find them again, a week later.
• Sunlight in Neolithic Darkness: In which I visit Brú na Bóinne in County Meath, Ireland.
• Among the Becrafts of Sedro-Woolley, Wash.: Nearly not finding my great-great-great-grandfather’s tomb in a local cemetery.
• The day I corrected Roger Ebert: My brief encounter with the celebrated movie critic.
• That one time I swam to Myanmar (and back): True adventures on the border of Thailand and Burma, with acts of athleticism and heroism.