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Frank Key

Frank Key is a British writer, blogger〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Frank Key )〕 and broadcaster best known for his self-published short-story collections and his long-running radio series Hooting Yard on the Air, which has been broadcast weekly on Resonance FM since April 2004.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://resonancefm.com/archives/3537 )〕 Key co-founded the Malice Aforethought Press with Max Décharné and published the fiction of Ellis Sharp.
==Critical reception==
The Guardian's literature columnist Sam Jordison has described Frank Key as one of the most prolific living writers of literary nonsense. The Guardian's David Stubbs wrote that Frank's prose "reminds of Max Ernst engravings gone Bonzo Doo-Dah". The SF critic David Langford wrote "Frank Key's lumbering machinery is like nothing since Ralph 124C 41+ and other pillars of SF's wooden age, only more decrepit. He may even conceivably be writing steampunk.". Edmund Baxter, the director of programming for Resonance FM wrote "Frank Key is one of the most important writers in English today".〔

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