Of Ants and Men
written by: P.C. Darkcliff
@P_C_Darkcliff
The red ants lived happily on their anthill—until the white ants came and massacred them.
The white ants brought in black ants to slave for them, and although they later freed them, they’ve kept them on the margins. They also invaded other anthills to prevent imaginary attacks.
Then a black ant took over and eased the tensions and discrimination. Most white ants hated it so much they asked a big orange ant to make the anthill great again.
And he did…
I live far away from that strange anthill. But sometimes I feel bad about being a white ant.
SEPTEMBER 2020 AUTHOR OF THE MONTH / 2020 AUTHOR OF THE YEAR at Spillwords.com
An award-winning author, P.C. has always had a vivid imagination. When he was in kindergarten, he convinced his classmates that his grandma was a tribal shamaness. Then he learned his letters, and kidding his friends no longer seemed adequate—so he started to write. P.C. has published two standalone novels, 'Deception of the Damned' and 'The Priest of Orpagus'. His latest project, 'Celts and the Mad Goddess', is the first installment of 'The Deathless Chronicle'. His stories have been featured in various publications, and 'A Wandering Corpse' has received an Honorable Mention in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest. In September 2020, he was Spillwords Author of the Month. P.C. has lived in six countries and on three continents. While it burned a hole in his bank account, the seminomadic lifestyle has inspired most of his stories and novels. He has settled with his wife in southern Spain, where he goes swimming and cycling whenever he isn’t too busy writing and teaching English.
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