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BA. Conrad Aiken, 1889~1973
Primary Materials
1. Episode in Grey, 1917.
2. Variations I-XVIII, 1917.
3. The Charnel Rose, Senlin: A Biography, and Other Poems, 1918.
4. The Return of Romanticism, 1918.
5. Sunt Rerum Lacrymae, 1919.
6. Scepticisms: Notes on Contemporary Poetry, 1919.
7. Lights and Snow, 1919.
8. Conversation: Undertones, 1919.
9. The House of Dust: A Symphony, 1920.
10. Priapus and the Pool, 1922.
11. Field of Flowers, 1928.
12. Prelude, 1928.
13. Flower of Old Japan, 1928.
14. Selected Poems, 1929.
15. The Divine Pilgrim, 1949.
16. Ushant: An Essay, 1952.
17. Collected Poems, 1953.
18. To Earl Miner, 1958.
19. Selected Letters of Conrad Aiken, 1978.
Secondary Materials
21. Jay Martin, Conrad Aiken: A Life of His Art, 1962.
22. F. W. and F. C. Bonnell, Conrad Aiken: A Bibliography (1902-1978), 1982.
23. See also.
