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It’s inspired by Grove Press’s cat, or Knopf’s Borzoi, or the little happy glyph of City Lights. E.O. Wilson’s ideas aside, the ant represents something small that lives underground, can carry many times its own weight, behaves collaboratively, and bites bigger creatures on the ass. Plus, our ant’s abdomen is a pen nib.
