This volume of 'The Iconoclast' by William Cowper Brann presents a collection of newspaper editorials, accounts of his death, and a few of his scathing articles and speeches. Brann, known for his provocative and irreverent style, fearlessly attacked established beliefs and institutions, earning him the nickname 'The Iconoclast'. His writings addressed topics such as religion, politics, race, and social norms, often sparking controversy and debate. This volume offers insights into Brann's unique perspective and his significant influence on Texas history and journalism.