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Artwork for Charles L. Harness’s short story “Fruits Of The Agathon” (Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dec. 1948)

21st December 2021 968 × 1200 Artwork for Charles L. Harness’s short story “Fruits Of The Agathon” (Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dec. 1948)

Artwork for Charles L. Harness's short story "Fruits Of The Agathon" (Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dec. 1948)

Artwork for Charles L. Harness’s short story “Fruits Of The Agathon” (Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dec. 1948)

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