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I like Auden. It's crisp, but still friendly. It's definitely a boy's name to me.

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Auden Milo
Auden Wesley
Auden Samuel
Auden Jack
Auden Rhys
Auden Henry
Auden Walter
Auden Mitchell
Auden Gabriel
Auden Joel
Auden Theodore
Auden Charles
Auden Bernard
Auden Felix
Auden Tobias
Auden Blair
Auden Frederick
Auden Hugh / Hugo
Auden Percy
Auden Kingsley
Auden Peter
Auden Philip
Auden Barnaby
Auden Niall
Auden Leander
Auden Rupert
Auden Luca
Auden Noel
Auden Quincy

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Okay, maybe not the most creative list there is but I think they go well.

As in "W. H."?

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The first thing I think of is the poet W. H. Auden, often regarded as one of the best authors of the 20th century. I'd say that's a pretty good association.

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As for the name itself, it think it's nice. I like it better than most other "Au-" masculine names.

The first time I heard about it was in a book I was reading and it was a girl. That and the way it sounds similar to Audrey makes me think girl. She seems like a very quite and intelligent person. Auden Rose, Auden Sapphire, Auden Grace

Reminds me of W. H. Auden so it's all male to me.

Auden sounds much more masculine to me because of the -den ending. It's a very literary, intellectual name to me.

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Auden Henry
Auden Nathaniel
Auden Balthazar
Auden Victor
Auden Silas
Auden Kendrick
Auden Lewis
Auden Bartholomew
Auden Xavier
Auden Malachi
Auden Ulysses
Auden Gawain

I know a girl name Auden. And a few guys (same family) named Audenreid.

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I like it for either but especially for a girl. I much prefer it to the overused and bland Autumn.

I know a girl named Auden and I'd rather see it on a girl. It's very similar to Autumn so I think it might get confused with the more popular Autumn quite often. I prefer Autumn, but I also like Auden. No image, silver blue color which is unusual because most Au-names are orange/red.