John Francis Bloxam

John Francis Bloxam, known as Jack Bloxam, was an English author and churchman. While an undergraduate at Exeter College, Oxford, he edited The Chameleon, a periodical that ran for a single issue in 1894, and contributed the story The Priest and the Acolyte. The magazine also printed a poem by Lord Alfred Douglas, and its contents were later used against Oscar Wilde at his trial. Bloxam became a convert to Anglo-Catholicism and was ordained a priest.