"The Bilioustine: A Periodical of Knock"; published by William S. Lord under the name "the Boy Grafters, at East Aurora, Illinois" (1901). – The work parodied Elbert Green Hubbard's "Philistine: A Periodical of Protest" independently published by his Roycrofters Press of East Aurora, New York. Hubbard's magazine was itself a collection of political satire and whimsy, and sold bound in brown butcher paper because the 'meat' was inside." As editor, Taylor referred to himself as Fra McGinnis, a parody on another Hubbard publication, The Fra. The material from Taylor's "Bilioustine" originally appeared in the "Line", and was later published in booklet form. The booklets were also bound in brown paper and twine after Hubbard's "Philistine", and they sold at various stores and markets throughout Chicago, Denver, and Buffalo.