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Aiken, Conrad (Potter) Poet and novelist, born in Savannah, Gerorgia,. Conrad Aiken studied at Harvard, and made his name with his first collection of verse, Earth Triumphant (1914). His Selected Poems was awarded the 1930 Pulitzer Prize. He also wrote short stories and novels, including the autobiographical novel Ushant (1952). 1) 1914 - - Earth Triumphant and Other Tales in Verse 2) 1916 - - Turns and Moves and Other Tales in verse 3) 1916 - - The Jig of Forslin: A Symphony 4) 1917 - - Nocturnes of Remembered Spring and Other Poems 5) 1918 - - The Charnel Rose; Senlin: A Biography; and Other poems 6) 1919 - - Scepticisms: Notes on Contemporary Poetry [ literary criticism] 7) 1920 - - The House of Dust: A Symphony 8) 1921 - - Punch: The Immortal Liar, Documents in His History 9) 1922 - - Priapus and the Pool 10) 1923- - The Pilgrimage of Festus 11) 1925- - Priapus and the Pool and Other Poems 12) 1925- - Bring! Bring! And Other Stories 13) 1927- - Blue Voyage - - - [novel] 14) 1929- - Selected Poems 15) 1930- - John Deth, a Metaphysical Legend and Other Poems

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A Program of the University of Georgia Libraries Home About the HOF Honorees Current Nominees ... The Georgia Room Honorees Conrad Aiken Born: August 5, 1889 Savannah, Georgia Died: August 17, 1973 Savannah, Georgia *Conrad Aiken biographical material and photograph courtesy of Joseph Killorin. BIOGRAPHY Conrad Potter Aiken was born in Savannah August 5, 1889 and died there August 17, 1973. His father William Ford Aiken was a physician in eye and ear diseases from New York City. His mother Anna Aiken Potter Aiken was the daughter of the renowned Unitarian preacher William James Potter of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Aiken remembered his Savannah childhood (with Summer visits to New England relatives) as sublimely free and happy, with no school until nine. Then, at eleven, Conrad saw his nervously energetic father become obsessed with suspicions that his wife and relatives planned to "send him away." On February 27, 1901, his health and practice failing, Will Aiken killed his wife Anna and himself. Relatives accepted the offer of Frederick Winslow Taylor, the inventor of "scientific management," to adopt Conrad's younger sister and two brothers, but not Conrad, whose "wilder habits" made him less susceptible to a highly disciplined household. Conrad was taken into the Cambridge home of his aunt Grace Aiken Tillinghast and her Harvard librarian husband Will. From Peabody Grammar School and Middlesex Academy, Conrad inevitably entered Harvard in 1907, where he planned his career as a poet. T.S. Eliot held Conrad his closest Harvard friend; they exchanged for criticism work in progress, not only while at Harvard, but until 1916.

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