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A forum for discussing and organizing recreational softball and baseball games and leagues in the greater Halifax area.

Normally when I read a book I don't like to know too much about the author.

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  • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

    @EricLawton

    "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

    Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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    @futurebird @EricLawton This is my personal favorite.

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    The Colony: A Political Tale

    Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. "The A Political Tale" is an allegory about foreign policy told through two colonies of ants.…

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    • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

      @EricLawton

      "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

      Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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      @futurebird @EricLawton Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky

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      • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

        @EricLawton

        "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

        Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

        cuan_knaggsM This user is from outside of this forum
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        @futurebird @EricLawton there are in some of the discworld books

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        • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

          @EricLawton

          "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

          Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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          @futurebird @EricLawton

          Is there a section with ants in The Once and Future King, or am I misremembering?

          That's the first thing that comes to mind when I think about ants in fiction, but considering how uncertain I am, it's probably not a great example!

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          • Petra van CronenburgN Petra van Cronenburg

            @EricLawton And I remember, unfortunately, only very vaguely, a wonderful feature film in which a rather quirky ant researcher from earlier times (19th c or beginning 20th) appeared, who had really existed. I can't remember the film even with the best will but would like to see it gain!

            @futurebird

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            Planet Ant: Inside the Colony

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            • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

              @EricLawton

              "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

              Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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              @futurebird
              Watership Down but ants?
              @EricLawton

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              • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                @EricLawton

                "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

                Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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                @futurebird
                Ursula Leguin has a short story about ants called "The Author of the Acacia Seeds".

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                • Petra van CronenburgN Petra van Cronenburg

                  @EricLawton And I remember, unfortunately, only very vaguely, a wonderful feature film in which a rather quirky ant researcher from earlier times (19th c or beginning 20th) appeared, who had really existed. I can't remember the film even with the best will but would like to see it gain!

                  @futurebird

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                  @NatureMC @EricLawton @futurebird

                  Possibly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsieur_Fabre

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                    @NatureMC @EricLawton @futurebird

                    Possibly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsieur_Fabre

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                    @queenofnewyork Unfortunately not. It was a newer film than 50/60s. But it brings me to the idea to look for films with entomologists, thanks! Difficult, because the guy in the film had a different name, it was written at the end that his person was based on a real scientist.
                    @EricLawton @futurebird

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                    • myrmepropagandistF myrmepropagandist

                      @EricLawton

                      "Now I'm wondering how many fiction books there are, featuring ants."

                      Not enough. But, we work daily and with great dedication to correct this issue.

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                      @futurebird @EricLawton children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky. it also features sentient spiders. great read.

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                      • Petra van CronenburgN Petra van Cronenburg

                        @EricLawton And I remember, unfortunately, only very vaguely, a wonderful feature film in which a rather quirky ant researcher from earlier times (19th c or beginning 20th) appeared, who had really existed. I can't remember the film even with the best will but would like to see it gain!

                        @futurebird

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                        @NatureMC
                        Would it be "Angels And Insects?"
                        https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8hsnfe

                        @EricLawton @futurebird

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                        • Petra van CronenburgN Petra van Cronenburg

                          @queenofnewyork Unfortunately not. It was a newer film than 50/60s. But it brings me to the idea to look for films with entomologists, thanks! Difficult, because the guy in the film had a different name, it was written at the end that his person was based on a real scientist.
                          @EricLawton @futurebird

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                          @queenofnewyork @EricLawton @futurebird Yeah, it worked! I found it: Angels And Insects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_and_Insects after a novel (probably not a real person). Thank you for brainstorming!

                          the movie: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9fco6e

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                            @NatureMC
                            Would it be "Angels And Insects?"
                            https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8hsnfe

                            @EricLawton @futurebird

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                            @snork303 Exactly this!!! Thank you ... now I can see it again. 😊 @EricLawton @futurebird

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                            • Petra van CronenburgN Petra van Cronenburg

                              @queenofnewyork @EricLawton @futurebird Yeah, it worked! I found it: Angels And Insects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_and_Insects after a novel (probably not a real person). Thank you for brainstorming!

                              the movie: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9fco6e

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                              @NatureMC @EricLawton @futurebird

                              OMG! "6,000 ants were brought in initially for the forest colony scenes, but they walked off before filming. Another 6,000 were brought in as a replacement, only for the original 6,000 to return."

                              That is fantastic!

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                                @NatureMC @EricLawton @futurebird

                                OMG! "6,000 ants were brought in initially for the forest colony scenes, but they walked off before filming. Another 6,000 were brought in as a replacement, only for the original 6,000 to return."

                                That is fantastic!

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                                @queenofnewyork @NatureMC @EricLawton

                                Someone needed to study "The First Law of Antkeeping" (and also the second law)

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