Harold Macklin is a man tormented by nightly dreams of abduction, of bizarre, liquid-filled tubes and experimentations upon his defenseless body. In Jardonn's Coming Harvest, Harold is taken to a world where his thoughts determine whether he feels the agonies of torture or the pleasures of ecstasy. But are his nightmares real or imagined? The mystery is driving him to a madness that could ruin his career, his friendships and his entire life. With the help of a newly-found male companion and his employer-assigned therapist, Harold's deeply-buried dreams are brought to his consciousness, where perhaps love and analysis can release him. Jardonn's short story, Country Club Swim, finds two young men enjoying a summer's last hurrah before leaving for college. They sneak into the country club swimming pool for a night-time naked swim, but discover there are other things to do in the water as well. Too bad the night watchman is secretly scrutinizing their every move.