The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume X
1898
The tenth volume of the collected Iconoclast, the Waco monthly William Cowper Brann wrote almost single-handed until he was shot in the street in 1898. Forty-three pieces take on Baylor University, the clergy, the press and Texas politics, in the invective that made the magazine sell and got him killed.
- Dolce Far Niente and Dollars
- Salmagundi
- A Kansas City Aristocrat
- A Pictorial Pain-Killer
- Man's Gust for Gore
- A Right Royal Roast
- Texas Topics
- The Retort Courteous
- Brann vs. Baylor
- Speaking of Spiritualism
- Some Gold-Bug Guff
- “The Typical American Town”
- The Author of Episcopalianism
- A Gipsy Genius
- Marriage and Misery
- Salmagundi
- The Goo-Goos and Tammany's Tiger
- The Hon. Bardwell Slote, of Cohosh
- Monde and Demi-Monde
- Machiavelli
- The Amateur Editor
- Speaking for Myself
- As I Was Saying
- Tommie Watson's Tommyrot
- Pills and Politics
- Behind the Scenes in St. Louis
- The Stage and Stage Degenerates
- “The Christian”
- Salmagundi
- Some Economic Idiocy
- An Episcopalian Mistake
- Glory of the New Garter
- Two of a Kind
- The Saw-Mill Check System
- Love as an Intoxicant
- The Sword and the Cross
- A Couple of Unclean Coyotes
- Coining Blood into Boodle
- A Bigoted Archbishop
- Salmagundi
- The Footlight Favorites
- Ginx's Baby
- What's the Matter with Missouri