Below is a listing of all of Andrew’s published work, whether it is part of an anthology, a collection, or a novel.

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Retribution: The Mogul

A dark psychological thriller.

Amazon Print: United States | Canada | UK | Australia

Other Print: B&N | Indiebound | Books A Million

Kindle: United States | Canada | UK | Australia

Other Ebook: Apple | Nook | Kobo | Indigo | Overdrive | Smashwords

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Known Order Girls

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Near Death By A Thousand Cuts: A Humorous Memoir Of Misfortune

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Bent But Not Broken

Inspiring, emotional, and heartwarming.

Amazon Print: United States | Canada | UK | Australia

Other Print: Indigo | Indiebound | Books A Million | Walmart |

Kindle: United States | Canada | UK | Australia

Other Ebook: Kobo | Apple Books | Google | Indigo | Overdrive | Smashwords

100% of the royalties from this book are split equally between Ronald McDonald House Charities and Canadian Blood Services. Don’t forget to check out the Bent But Not Broken Blog!

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Losing Vern

When Vern unexpectedly shuffles from this mortal coil, those closest to him are forced to process their grief amidst a series of ridiculous and almost farcical extenuating circumstances. Losing Vern is a story about family, life, love, loss, and finding a reason to smile in the face of tragedy.

This is a $0.99 short story (25 pages) available for Kindle and Kindle Unlimited only.

United States | Canada | UK | Australia

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Stigma Fighters: Volume 3

Edited by Sarah Fader

Andrew provided a trilogy of essays on the mental health challenges he has faced and continues to face daily: anxiety, post-concussion syndrome, and chronic insomnia.

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Orange Karen: Tribute to a Warrior

Compiled by Christina Esdon
Edited by Susan Ethridge, Steven Luna, Jennifer Gracen, and K.D. McCrite

Andrew provided a humorous account in the form of a short story of the untimely death of a family member and the events that followed.

Amazon

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The Darwin Awards III: Survival of the Fittest

by Wendy Northcutt

While he did not receive any writing credit for this contribution, he did get a free copy of the book and a t-shirt. This book contains Andrew’s first published words (around 500 of them, actually). Who would have thought lighting oneself on fire could be so funny? You can read the story on the Darwin Awards website under the title The Barbequed Chef or buy the book and read the whole collection (it’s hilarious in an “OMG, human civilization is doomed” sort of way).

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In addition to the above, you can find Andrew’s written words everywhere. Well, in a few other places, at least. Here’s a writing wresume… er… resumé of sorts for your reading enjoyment.

Serials

• The Candle
  • Installment 1a was submitted to Vocal as their Campfire Ghost Story contest entry. While it did not win, feedback on the story was great, and many people wanted more, so they should receive more (one day).

Essays / Articles / OP-eds / Guest Posts

• How My Daughter’s Spinal Fusion Changed My Parenting Style Forever, article for YourTango
• The Immovable Brick OP-ed for The Good Men Project
• Who Do You Trust? OP-ed for The Good Men Project
• Smaller Than a Dust Mote, guest post on the popular blog Skeptophilia
• Why Andrew Butters Wrote Bent But Not Broken, guest post on the blog of Pauline Baird Jones
• Inside My Head – Part 1, essay on anxiety and panic – written for Stigma Fighters, syndicated for The Good Men Project as This is the Invisible Injury I Don’t Talk About
• Inside My Head – Part 2, essay on living with post-concussion syndrome – written for Stigma Fighters
• Inside My Head – Part 3, essay on chronic insomnia – written for Stigma Fighters.
• Anecdote used in Darwin Awards III: Survival of the Fittest (Wendy Northcutt. Plume; Reprint edition, September 28, 2004)
  • Various Articles written for The Good Men Project
• Various Articles written for YourTango

Interviews

• Introducing Andrew Butters for Ninetoes Loves Books
• Seven Questions for 1000 Trillion Suns

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Contests

• National Novel Writing Month (2022 – winner with 50,000 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2020 – winner with 51,634 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2018 – failed, but I’m okay with it)
• National Novel Writing Month (2016 – winner with 50,485 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2015 – failed, but I’m okay with it, and here’s why)
• National Novel Writing Month (2014 – winner with 51,356 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2013 – winner with 56,629 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2012 – winner with 50,131 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2011 – failed, but I learned a lot)