Editing Conrad Aiken (section)

==Selected works==

===Poetry collections===
* ''[https://archive.org/details/earthtriumphant00aikerich Earth Triumphant]'' (Aiken, 1914)
* ''[https://archive.org/details/cu31924022232338 Turns and Movies and other Tales in Verse]'' (Aiken, 1916, Houghton Mifflin)
* ''The Jig of Forslin: A Symphony'', 1916 
* ''[https://archive.org/details/nocturneofrememb00aike Nocturne of Remembered Spring: And Other Poems]'' (Aiken, 1917)
* ''[https://archive.org/details/charnelrosesenli00aikeuoft Charnel Rose]'' (Aiken, 1918)
* ''The House of Dust: A Symphony'', 1920 
* ''Punch: The Immortal Liar, Documents in His History'', 1921 
* ''Priapus and the Pool'', 1922 
* ''The Pilgrimage of Festus'', 1923 
* ''Priapus and the Pool, and Other Poems'', 1925 
* ''Selected Poems'', 1929 
* ''John Deth, A Metaphysical Legacy, and Other Poems'', 1930 
* ''The Coming Forth by Day of Osiris Jones'', 1931 
* ''Preludes for Memnon'', 1931 
* ''Landscape West of Eden'', 1934 
* ''Time in the Rock; Preludes to Definition'', 1936 
* ''And in the Human Heart'', 1940 
* ''Brownstone Eclogues, and Other Poems'', 1942 
* ''The Soldier: A Poem'', 1944 
* ''The Kid'', 1947 
* ''The Divine Pilgrim'', 1949 
* ''Skylight One: Fifteen Poems'', 1949 
* ''Collected Poems'', 1953
* ''A Letter from [[Li Po]] and Other Poems'', 1955 
* ''Sheepfold Hill: Fifteen Poems'', 1958 
* ''The Morning Song of Lord Zero, Poems Old and New'', 1963 
* ''Thee: A Poem'', 1967
* ''Collected Poems'', 2nd ed., 1970

===Short story collections===
* ''Bring! Bring! and Other Stories'' (1925)
* ''Costumes by Eros'' (1928)
* ''Among the Lost People'' (1934)
* ''The Short Stories of Conrad Aiken'' (1950)
* ''The Collected Short Stories of Conrad Aiken'' (1960)

===Novels===
* ''Blue Voyage'' (1927)
* ''Great Circle'' (1933)
* ''[[King Coffin]]'' (1935)
* ''A Heart for the Gods of Mexico'' (1939)
* ''The Conversation'' (1940)

===Other books===
* ''Scepticisms: Notes on Contemporary Poetry'' (1919)
* ''Ushant'' (1952)
* ''A Reviewer's ABC: Collected Criticism of Conrad Aiken from 1916 to the Present'' (1958)

===Short stories===
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! Title !! Publication !! Collected in
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| "The Timid Burglar" || ''The Story Teller'' 14 (January 1903) || -
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| "The Making of the Trail" || ''[[Middlesex School|The Anvil]]'' (January 1904) || -
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| "My Lord's Pirate" || ''The Anvil'' (June 1904) || -
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| "The Dreamer" || ''The Anvil'' (November 1904) || -
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| "Number 58" || ''The Anvil'' (January 1905) || -
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| "How the Partnership Was Dissolved" || ''The Anvil'' (March 1905) || -
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| "The Fiddlers Three" || ''The Anvil'' (November 1905) || -
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| "Rabbit" || ''[[The Harvard Advocate]]'' (November 25, 1908) || -
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| "The Wallet" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (December 18, 1908) || -
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| "The Cat and the Mouse" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (January 26, 1909) || -
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| "The Murderer" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (April 28, 1909) || -
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| "By the Hermitage Walls" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (October 26, 1909) || -
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| "Me and Her" (with W.C. Greene) || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (November 20, 1909) || -
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| "Corpus Vile" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (December 20, 1909) || -
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| "The Huntsman" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (February 11, 1910) || -
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| "College Kodaks" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (March 4, 1910) || -
|-
| "The Dark City" || ''[[The Dial]]'' (April 1922) || rowspan=4| ''Bring! Bring! and Other Stories''
|-
| "Soliloquy on a Park Bench" || ''The Dial'' (June 1922)
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| "The Escape from Fatuity" || ''The Milwaukee Arts Monthly'' (November-December 1922)
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| "Smith and Jones" || ''The Dial'' (April 1923)
|-
| "White Crinolines" || ''[[Munsey's Magazine]]'' (June 1923) || -
|-
| "The Disciple" || ''[[Harper's Magazine]]'' (December 1924) || rowspan=9| ''Bring! Bring! and Other Stories''
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| "Strange Moonlight" || ''The Dial'' (March 1925)
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| "The Last Visit" || ''The Dial'' (April 1925)
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| "The Letter" || rowspan=6| ''Bring! Bring! and Other Stories'' (March 1925)
|-
| "Bring! Bring!"
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| "Hey, Taxi!"
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| "The Anniversary"
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| "By My Troth, Nerisa!"
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| "The Orange Moth"
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| "State of Mind" || ''[[The New Republic]]'' (July 6, 1927) || rowspan=14| ''Costumes by Eros''
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| "The Necktie" || ''Bermondsey Book'' (September-November 1927)
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| "Your Obituary, Well Written" || ''[[Scribner's Magazine]]'' (November 1927)
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| "Spider, Spider" || ''Scribner's Magazine'' (February 1928)
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| "The Woman-Hater" || ''Scribner's Magazine'' (April 1928)
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| "The Moment" || ''Harper's Magazine'' (May 1928)
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| "All, All Wasted" || ''The Harvard Advocate'' (May 1928)
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| "Farewell! Farewell! Farewell!" || ''Scribner's Magazine'' (August 1928)
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| "Field of Flowers" || rowspan=6| ''Costumes by Eros'' (September 1928)
|-
| "I Love You Very Dearly"
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| "A Man Alone at Lunch"
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| "A Conversation"
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| "The Professor's Escape"
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| "West End"
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| "The Fish Supper" || ''Scribner's Magazine'' (December 1928) || rowspan=12| ''Among the Lost People''
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| "No, No, Go Not to Lethe" || ''Scribner's Magazine'' (August 1929)
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| "Gehenna" || ''Gehenna'' (1930)
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| "Mr. Arcularis" || ''Harper's Magazine'' (March 1931)
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| "Bow Down, Isaac!" || ''Harper's Magazine'' (July 1931)
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| "[[Silent Snow, Secret Snow]]" || ''[[Virginia Quarterly Review]]'' (October 1932)
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| "Impulse" || ''[[Story (magazine)|Story]]'' (April 1933)
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| "O How She Laughed!" || rowspan=5| ''Among the Lost People'' (March 1934)
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| "The Night Before Prohibition"
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| "Pure as the Driven Snow"
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| "The Bachelor Supper"
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| "Thistledown"
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| "Life Isn't a Short Story" || ''[[North American Review]]'' (June 1934) || ''The Short Stories of Conrad Aiken''
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| "Fly Away Ladybird" || ''[[Esquire (magazine)|Esquire]]'' (November 1934) || ''The Collected Short Stories of Conrad Aiken''
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| "Round By Round" || ''[[The American Mercury]]'' (April 1935) || rowspan=3| ''The Short Stories of Conrad Aiken''
|-
| "A Pair of Vikings" || ''Esquire'' (March 1941)
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| "Hello, Tib" || ''[[Mademoiselle (magazine)|Mademoiselle]]'' (May 1941)
|-
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