“Cognitive Illusions”, edited by Rüdiger F.
Pohl. (2017), a Psychology Press Book, published by Routledge, second edition.
494
pages | 23 B/W Illus., Paperback: 9781138903425
Publisher’s
catalogue price £37.99
A Cognitive Illusion
occurs when our thinking is systematically biased. Our understanding of these
errors has grown in depth since the three described by Amos Twersky and Daniel Kahneman
(1974). This present book edited by Pohl now discusses twenty-four errors in
all.
In
that seminal paper, Twersky and Kahneman itemised three kinds of thinking
errors, whereby people erroneously believe that their own judgement is valid
and reliable.
First,
errors of representativeness, where
people are asked to judge the probability that an objective event A belongs to a
class B. For instance, “Steve has been described as shy, withdrawn, helpful, a
meek and tidy soul, with a need for structure and a passion for detail.” Subjects
are then asked to assess the probabilities that Steve could be a librarian,
farmer, sales clerk, airline pilot, or doctor. Without real evidence, people will
plump for their stereotypes.
Secondly,
humans use the availability of
evidence from past instances or scenarios to judge the frequency or
plausibility of a particular development. In this error, people may assess the
risk of a heart attack amongst middle-aged people by recalling occurrences
amongst their acquaintances.
Thirdly,
in numerical predictions, humans may adjust their thinking from a given anchor. For example, subjects were asked
for the percentage of African countries in the United Nations. When the
question was phrased: “is it more than 10%?” the median of the subject
responses was 25%. Whereas if they were asked, “is it more than 45%?” the
median of the subjects’ responses was 65%.
Now,
rather than these three heuristics as source of errors, this present book edited
by Pohl describes nine thinking errors,
eight judgement errors, and seven memory errors. Indeed, this updated second
edition has six more chapters than its first edition version.
Pohl,
for the second edition, has amassed a team of thirty-five contributors from
Australia, Canada, Germany, Norway, Switzerland, UK, and USA.
In
addition to the twenty-four chapters, one on each type of error, there is also
a chapter on the highly relevant area of suggestibility.
The
chapters are all the same length and uniform in layout. They have informative
and well-structured headings, so it is easy to find one’s way around. Each chapter
has a review of the latest state of the illusion, a critique of the initial
main experiment that demonstrated the phenomenon, and a balanced discussion of potential
explanations. Each chapter ends with a succinct bullet-point summary of its main
points, a conclusion, suggestions for further reading and a comprehensive
bibliography.
There
is also a manual in each chapter showing how to demonstrate the illusion in a
classroom laboratory. This laboratory manual includes notes on materials and
word lists, as well as a note on the power of the statistical effect detailing
the number of participants that would be required in experimental and control
groups.
The
chapters vary in how easy they are to understand. They all definitely repay careful
reading, but part of one chapter would require some mathematical knowledge,
although it might be possible to skip that short section without jeopardising
an understanding of the concepts. Overall, the material is accessible to
students and psychologically-minded readers.
In
conclusion, this book has opened my eyes to the fact that I am making cognitive
errors of thinking, judgement and memory in my everyday life. Yet they are so insidious
and powerful that I might only know about them in retrospect.
Reference
Twersky,
A., & Kahneman, D. (1974). Judgement under uncertainty: Heuristics and
biases. Science, 185, 1124-1131
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The Rocking Horse Diary by Alan Combes, illustrated by
John Sunderland. Fantastic Books Publishing, 2018.
This is a good book with a lovely story, which I read avidly in one sitting.
Its purpose is to explain Alzheimer’s Disease to a child, focussing on the social impact on him and his family. The reading level is roughly 8-12. It sits in the categories multigenerational, friendship, and family.
It is in the form of a diary written by a boy, beginning in mid-October and counting down to Christmas.
The boy is inspired by studying at school DH Lawrence’s short story: ‘The Rocking Horse Winner.’ He wants a wooden rocking horse of his own and his grandfather offers to build one for him. However, the project is threatened by grandfather’s deteriorating health, and the boy is increasingly likely to be disappointed as Christmas approaches.
The book shows the impact of Alzheimer’s at a personal family level, not just the role of health and social services. It is not at all depressing, as there are many humorous moments. Among my favourite are the grumpy encounters the grandfather has with well-meaning neighbours – surely a facet of human life in general, not just of dementia sufferers.
The book is given authority by a foreword from Dr Lynne Corner, Director of Newcastle University’s Dementia Innovation Hub. Not that the author needs this, for he is an accomplished journalist of several books and newspaper columns. The Illustrator, John Sunderland, has some brilliant and apt humorous line drawings. I especially liked the detailed drawing of the rocking horse. His previous work includes art-design and concept development of the Jorvik Viking Centre, York.
The book is well-produced with faultless clear writing. At one point, it achieves poetry with “...snow falling like feathers from a million birds”.
It certainly achieves its objectives in an entertaining way. I warm-heartedly recommend it.
This book was gifted to the reviewer by the author in exchange for an unbiased and honest review.
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Review of "Extraordinary" by Dawn Knox.
Dawn Knox writes war stories, horror, speculative fiction, romance, and this is the third book she has published.
It is a collection of stories, varying from the simple to the complex. It encompasses a whole range of speculative and science fiction, and also horror.
I found these stories intriguing from the beginning and the set-up in each one culminated in a startling ending.
‘Earthrights’ has witty puns on the character’s names: Bohnan the Carbairian who wants a holiday home in the Drosophila Galaxy convinces another being to buy Earth off him by offering an attractive bonus.
A longer science fiction story is ‘To Sleep – Perchance to Live’ detailing a tragic event involving mutation and bacteria on a space station where all the crew suspect each other.
The horror stories include ‘The Game’ where the main character has to garrotte someone, and ‘Hell of a Time’ where Matthew Norris dies and is sent to hell to confront his fears. In ‘Leave it to Lester’ a man has regular brain servicing to make him docile, but decides to hatch a gruesome plan to escape. ‘The Way of the Obtectus’ also involves a gruesome metamorphosis, but has an optimistic ending.
‘The Four Riders of the <s> Apopalycse </s> Apocalypse’ is a skit on a biblical story. A prankster in heaven plays a joke on another angel involving a bogus job that attracts cyclists via a fish and chip shop postal address.
Amongst the magic speculative stories, ‘In Need of a Fairy Godmother’ asks the reader to decide on the philanthropy of this particular fairy godmother. ‘Solid as Rock-Mate’ sees unemployed Martin discovering a magic pebble with unexpected consequences. Henry‘s optimistic attitude to life in ‘Henry’s Box’ leads him to a magic encounter with a box in an old warehouse.
Finally in ‘Most precious’ a high priestess‘s magical decanter of sacred water is found by an archaeologist who wants to keep the find for himself.
In conclusion, this book is a revelation to magic worlds on earth and on different planets. The writer has a talented and inventive mind. Though I do not normally read horror/speculative fiction, I did find this book very entertaining, and would recommend its purchase to readers of these genres.
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.
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BOOKS AND REPORTS |
TITLE |
YEAR |
volume &PAGES |
VOLUME TITLE |
PUBLISHER |
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1 |
Larner S |
Coping with Disability |
1994 |
Younger Disabled Unit, Withington Hospital,
Manchester UK. |
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2 |
Larner S & RM |
Scarborough Modern Sea Songs |
2008 |
self-published |
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3 |
Larner S |
Jack Daw and the Cat |
2011 |
Kindle |
Amazon |
4
Larner S
"Guile and Spin"
2012
Cricket International
available on Amazon Kindle
5
Larner S with Larner R , writing as
Rosy Stewart.
"Hope: Stories from a Women's Refuge".
Kindle. 2016
Cricket International
available on Amazon Kindle and paperback
Rosy-Stewart-ebook/dp/B01BJ5Q6H0/
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Larner, S.
"The Car: a sonnet sequence with illustrations"
Cricket International
available on Amazon Kindle
https://www.amazon.co.uk//dp/B01M0ACPNV
PLAYS 1"The Dilemma Advice Show" part of the Beyond Wildfell Project, produced by Beach Hut Theatre Scarborough Library, 28 & 29 September 2012 2 "What Matters is What Floats" part of "The Flood" Project, produced by Beach Hut Theatre Scarborough Library, 12th April 2013 3 "Nature Calls" Springboard Scriptwriters 2014 4 "Recycled: at your disposal" Springboard Scriptwriters 2014 5 "Blind Trust" in 'Plays and Pinot' festival, Stephen Joseph Theatre 2014
6 "Cages of Love" in 'Plays and Pinot' festival, Stephen Joseph Theatre 2015 7 "Waiting for Witch One?" in World Book Night, Scarborough Library,2015 8 "Odds and Gods" Springboard Scriptwriters 2015. 9 "How My Partner Killed Me" Script York, May 2016. 10 "Mercy"in 'Plays and Pinot' festival,Stephen Joseph Theatre Oct 2016
11 "Confessions of a Learner Vampire" part of the "If You Dare" Beach Hut Theatre Festival Scarborough Library, 5th Nov 2016. 12 "Greentopia" Script York, 2017.
13 "Three Naughty Ones" as part of the "Three's a Charm" Beach Hut Theatre Festival Scarborough Library, 24th March 2018. 14 "Trainee Masterspy of the Year"
as part of the "Making Mischief" Beach Hut Theatre Festival
Scarborough Library, 28th July 2018.
15
" Syrian Crossings"
as part of the "Money Talks " Beach Hut Theatre Festival
Scarborough Library, 17th November 2018.
16
" The Monster in the Woods"
as part of the "Armed forces day" Beach Hut Theatre Festival
Scarborough Library, 29th June 2019.
17
"To See or Not to See"
as part of the "Fit for Something"" Beach Hut Theatre Festival
Scarborough Library, 29th September 2019.
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"Crossing the Meriç"
Script York 13th January 2020.
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" Entombed"
as part of the "Secrets " Beach Hut Festival
Scarborough Library, 1st February 2020.
| 1995 | First Prize | First Chapter Fiction | Huddersfield Authors' Circle
| 2010 | First Prize | Nikki Barker Competition - story | Scarborough Writers' Circle
| 2011 | First Prize | Arthur Hastings Competition -non-fiction | Scarborough Writers' Circle2012 First prize Leslie Richards Competition -fiction Scarborough Writers' Circle 2012 | First Prize | Nikki Barker Competition - story | Scarborough Writers' Circle |
2013 | First Prize | Arthur Hastings Competition -fiction | Scarborough Writers' Circle |
2014 First Prize | Grace Bingham Competition -fiction | Scarborough Writers' Circle
2017
First Prize
Yorkshire writers poetry competition
2020 First prize Yorkshire Writers poetry competition
2021 First prize The Psychologist Poetry Competition, The British Psychological Society
2022 Shortlisted in top ten out of over 40. Script Yorkshire Radio Competition radioplay: 'Blackberry Magic'
MAGAZINE & NEWSPAPER ARTICLES | TITLE | YEAR | volume &PAGES | VOLUME TITLE | PUBLISHER | | 1 | Larner S | Speakers in a class of their own -1 | 1993 | thursday 13/5/93, p4 | Wharfedale and Airedale Observer | Bradford Newspapers | | 2 | Larner S | Speakers in a class of their own -2 | 1993 | thursday 13/5/93, p4 | The Ilkley Gazette | Bradford Newspapers | | 3 | Larner S | Firework remains | 1993 | 08/11/1993 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 4 | Larner S | In defence of Louise Walker | 1993 | October | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 5 | Larner S (as Rosie Larner) | all in order | 1993 | 13/10/1993 | Bella | H Bauer | | 6 | Larner S | Examining the examiner | 1993 | 16/09/1993 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 7 | Larner S | Beefburper | 1993 | 15/03/1993 | Chat | IPC Magazines Ltd | | 8 | Larner S | Training on taking the strain | 1994 | 01/08/2003 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 9 | Larner S | Plunge perfect | 1994 | 04/05/1994 | Bella | H Bauer | | 10 | Larner S | Coping with Disability | 1994 | self | Younger Disabled Unit, withington Hospital, Manchester UK. | | 11 | Larner S | Have a Calm Test | 1995 | August, p18-19 | Learner Driver | Countrywide periodicals | | 12 | Larner S | Coping with stress in a motor car | 1995 | October, p14-15 | Learner Driver | Countrywide periodicals | | 13 | Larner S | Open secret | 1995 | 02/02/1995 | Health Service Journal | MacMillan | | 14 | Larner S | Tips for Accident Prone Drivers | 1995 | December 1995/ January 1996 | Learner Driver | Countrywide periodicals | | 15 | Larner S | Older Learners can become the safest drivers on the road | 1995 | December 1995/ January 1996 | Learner Driver | Countrywide periodicals | | 16 | Larner S | Name game | 1996 | 03/06/1996 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 17 | Larner S | The Write Stuff: two reader's queries answered | 1996 | Dec/Jan 1996/97 | XL | Affinity Publishing Ltd | | 18 | Larner S | Winter cheer | 1997 | 27/01/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 19 | Larner S | Mental Workout | 1997 | Feb/March1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 20 | Larner S | Patience for the patients | 1997 | 17/02/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 21 | Larner S | Stress control | 1997 | 26/02/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 22 | Larner S | Road hogs | 1997 | 04/03/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 23 | Larner S | Noise of life | 1997 | 13/03/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 24 | Larner S | Depths of despair: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/04/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 25 | Larner S | Comet vision | 1997 | 25/03/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 26 | Larner S | Nose job: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/06/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 27 | Larner S | inferiority complex: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/06/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 28 | Larner S | nervous presentation: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/05/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 29 | Larner S | Obsessive behaviour: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/05/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 30 | Larner S | Sleepless nights: reader's q answered | 1997 | 01/05/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 31 | Larner S | nervous around women | 1997 | 01/07/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 32 | Larner S | Scared of the sack | 1997 | 01/07/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 33 | Larner S | Aeroplane anxiety | 1997 | 01/08/1997 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 34 | Larner S | Overcome defeat and win by losing | 1997 | 18, p94 | Fit Body | Fitness Publications | | 35 | Larner S | One might expect | 1997 | 17,part1,p117 | Ageing and Society | | 36 | Larner S | Battleplans to cut the risk of strokes | 1997 | 30/9/97"Tuesday Extra section, p7 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 37 | Larner S | You like to watch, don't you? | 1997 | November 1997, p90 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 38 | Larner S | Why barristers turn into baboons | 1997 | November 1997, p60 | XL | EMAP Metro Ltd | | 39 | Larner S | Green belt threat | 1997 | 03/11/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 40 | Larner S | Play areas | 1997 | 18/11/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 41 | Larner S | Distant View | 1997 | 25/11/1997 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 42 | Larner S | Villagers' case against new homes | 1998 | August 28th 1998 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 43 | Larner S | Abandon ship? | 1999 | July 20th | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 44 | Larner S | Message in the banknote picture | 2002 | 16/01/2002 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 45 | Larner S | Scorched the stars' | 2008 | 10/11/2008 | Scarborough Evening News | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers
SCIENCE JOURNAL ARTICLES | TITLE | YEAR | volume &PAGES | VOLUME TITLE | PUBLISHER | | | 1 | Larner S | Encoding in senile dementia and elderly depressives:
a preliminary study | 1977 | vol 16, p379-390 | British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology | BPS | | 2 | Tarrier N T and Larner S | Effects of Manipulation of social reinforcement on
toilet requests on a geriatric ward | 1983 | vol 12, p234-239 | Age and ageing | | 3 | Larner S and Leeming J T | The work of a clinical psychologist in the care of
the elderly | 1984 | vol 13, p29-33 | Age and ageing | | 4 | Larner S | Training Issues In Working with the Elderly | 1986 | september, p4-5 | Psige Newsletter | PSIGE | | 5 | Allen E A, Larner S | Spatial memory and perception in stroke patients | 1987 | vol 26,p227-228 | British Journal of Clinical Psychology | BPS | | 6 | Larner S, Sutcliffe C S, and Marriott A | Rising Tide project in CMHA | 1987 | "The Rising Tide Project" by Glendenning F and
Bernard M (eds) | Beth Johnson Foundation | | 7 | Sutcliffe C S, Wood N, Larner S, Marriott A | Rising Tide project in CMHA : a report of progress
1983-87 | 1987 | Rising Tide project in CMHA : a report of progress
1983-87 | Clinical Psychology Department, Central Manchester
Health Authority | | 8 | Larner S | Research and teaching in gerontology | 1987 | p11-12 | psige newsletter | PSIGE | | 9 | Larner S and Creswell J | Photocall gets to grip with Hand Function | 1987 | August 13, p8 | therapy weekly | Macmillan | | 10 | Larner S, Cheshire C M, and Flynn F | The Story of Joe | 1988 | August 17, vol 84, no 33 | Nursing Times | Macmillan | | 11 | Sutcliffe C and Larner S | Counselling carers of the elderly at home:
a preliminary study | 1988 | vol 27, p177-178 | British Journal of Clinical Psychology | BPS | | 12 | Larner S | Albert: a case study | 1988 | "Case Studies in clinical psychology" by Spinks P and
West J (eds) | Churchill Livingstone | | 13 | Larner S | Book review of Hull and Griffin | 1990 | sep part3, vol 10, p363-364 | Ageing and Society | Cambridge University press | | 14 | Larner, S., Marriott A, Pickles A | The effectiveness of behaviour therapy in dementia | 1991 | psige newsletter | PSIGE | | 15 | Larner S | Winds of Change | 1992 | 24/9/92, p15 | Health Service Journal | MacMillan | | 16 | Larner S | Hurricane Counselling | 1992 | The Psychologist | BPS | | 17 | Larner, S., Marriott A, Pickles A | The effectiveness of behaviour therapy in dementia | 1993 | spring, no4 | National Nursing and Therapy Audit Network | YRHA | | 18 | Hariri M A, Lakshmi M V, Larner S, Connolly M J | Auditory problems in elderly patients with stroke | 1994 | vol 23, p312-316 | Age and ageing | | 19 | Larner S | Sex and Personal space | 1994 | vol94, no 1109, p26-27 | New Library World | MCB University PressLtd | | 20 | Larner S | Interpersonal Skills | 1994 | May, vol 30, no 4 | Training Officer | Marylebone Press Ltd | | 21 | Larner S | A Support Group for Amputees | 1995 | Issue 4, Autumn 1995, p2-3 | Gannet - Newsletter of Group Analysis North | Gannet - Newsletter of Group Analysis North | | 22 | Larner S | Homing Signals | 1996 | no 55, Dec 1995/ Jan 1996, p11-14 | psige newsletter | PSIGE | | 23 | Larner S | Quality rehabilitation - oasis or mirage | 1997 | 10, issue 5, 1997 | International Journal of Health Care Quality
Assurance | MCB University press Ltd | | 24 | Ernest van Ross & Larner S | Rehabilitation after Amputation | 2000 | p309-322 | The Foot in Diabetes' ed by AJM Boulton, H Connor,
& PR Cavanagh | John Wiley | | 25 | Stuart Larner, Ernest van Ross and Carolyn Hale. | Do psychological measures predict the ability of
lower limb amputees to learn to use a prosthesis? | 2003 | Clin Rehabil 17(5):493-8 (2003) PMID 12952154 | Sage journals on-line | | 26 | Katherine Knight, Stuart Larner, Karen Waters | Evaluation of the Rehabilitation Assistant | 2004 | 11(7): 311 - 317 (Jul 2004) | International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation | MA Healthcare | | 27 | Larner S | Common psychological challenges for patients with
newly acquired disability. | 2005 | Nurs Stand 19(28):33-9 (2005) PMID 15819265 | Wolters Kluwer
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How champions fail. Catastrophic errors at important
performance occasions by famous elite sports
champions reported in their autobiographies:
An analysis
2012
North East and North West Branches
Annual Conference
Etihad Stadium, Manchester
North West Branch of British Psychological Society
16 Nov 2012
Abstract available at:
full poster presentation available to BPS members at
BPS website members area
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How champions fail: The implosive episode
2013
North East Branch Newsletter, Issue 8, Spring, p 16-19 | British Psychological Society,
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FICTION | TITLE | YEAR | volume &PAGES | VOLUME TITLE | PUBLISHER | 1 | Larner S and Larner R | Curing a cold - A DRAMA DOCUMENTARY | 1993 | 17/11/1993 | Huddersfield Radio Broadcast | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | 2 | Larner S | The Welshman's Curry Spoon | 1995 | 21/06/1995 | Gale Barker's programme | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | 3 | Larner S | The travelling Coin | 1995 | 16/06/1995 | Gale Barker's programme | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | 4 | Larner S | False Reading | 1995 | 01/06/1995 | Gale Barker's programme | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | 5 | Larner S | The Moxham Revenge | 2003 | 26/10/2003 | abc of cricket | http://www.abcofcricket.com/Article_Library/art69/art69.htm | 6 | Larner S | The Man with the Magic Bat | 2003 | 08/10/2003 | abc of cricket | http://www.abcofcricket.com/Article_Library/art67/art68/art68.htm
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The Third Bullet
Foliate Oak magazine May 2012
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The Big Dream
Every Day Fiction 10/3/14 |
9 Larner S "Diaoraphragm" in "Making Waves" anthology Scarborough Writers Circle, Nov 2015
10 Larner S"A Real Gem"in "Baubles" anthology Bridgehouse publishing, Nov 2016
11 Larner S "There all the Time" Every Day Fiction 5 April/2017
13 Larner S"The Flaw"in "Crackers" anthology Bridgehouse publishing, Nov 2018
14 Larner, S 'The Sound of Love' in anthology Bridgehouse publishing, nov 2020
15 Larner, S 'Releasing the Eagle' Cafe Lit, Bridgehouse Publishing, 21/2/23
POETRY | TITLE | YEAR | Volume& page | VOLUME TITLE | PUBLISHER | 1 | Larner S | Poem for Walking Upstairs with | 1970 | autumn | Pomme | Pomme publications, Bristol University Literary Society | | 2 | Larner S | Molluscs | 1970 | autumn | Pomme | Pomme publications, Bristol University Literary Society | | 3 | Larner S | Kinderscenen | 1970 | autumn | Pomme | Pomme publications, Bristol University Literary Society | | 4 | Larner S | Driving in the Dark | 1992 | vol 22, spring 1992,p 27 | First Time | HNNPS | | 5 | Larner S | The Garden of Remembrance | 1992 | vol 5 | Hybrid | Hybrid | | 6 | Larner S | 6th November | 1993 | 08/11/1993 | The Northern Line | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | | 7 | Larner S | The Skateboarders | 1994 | 29/06/1994 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 8 | Larner S | Blood Test | 1995 | Autumn 1995, p7 | Nineties Man | Poetry Now publications | | 9 | Larner S | The Car | 1995 | vol 111, May, p85-92 | Envoi | Envoi publications | | 10 | Larner S | The Cellotape Dispenser | 1995 | 17/06/1995 | The Northern Line | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | | 11 | Larner S | Chambers Lion | 1995 | 24/06/1995 | The Northern Line | Huddersfield FM Community Radio | | 12 | Larner S | Wind farm | 1995 | 01/02/1995 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 13 | Larner S | On Scarborough Beach | 1995 | spring 1995 | Ebbing Tides | Poetry Now publications | | 14 | Larner S | Keeping Fit | 1995 | winter 1995 | Metric Muscles | Poetry Now publications | | 15 | Larner S | The Cellotape Dispenser | 1995 | 15/11/1995 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 16 | Larner S | Library Encounter | 1997 | 1997 | Is This Love | Arrival Press | | 17 | Larner S | Scammonden Tao | 2004 | 15/05/2004 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 18 | Larner S | The Glass Collector's Song | 2005 | 29/10/2005 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 19 | Larner S | Waiting for Santa | 2005 | 10/12/2005 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 20 | Larner S | Decorations | 2007 | 06/01/2007 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 21 | Larner S | The Asylum Tree | 2007 | 14/04/2007 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 22 | Larner S | Golcar Lily | 2007 | 12/05/2007 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 23 | Larner S | Forgiveness | 2007 | 22/09/2007 | Huddersfield Examiner | Huddersfield Newspapers Ltd | | 24 | Larner S | Grandfather's Bullet | 2007 | 03/04/2007 | Robert Paterson's Weblog | http://smartpei.typepad.com/robert_patersons_weblog/2007/04/vimy_a_poem_by_.html | | 25 | Larner S | Decorations | 2008 | 02/01/2008 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 26 | Larner S | Song of Gilly's Mum | 2008 | 06/02/2008 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 27 | Larner S | Life's Boat | 2008 | 27/02/2008 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 28 | Larner S | Cleveland Way | 2008 | 26/03/2008 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 29 | Larner S | Monument to Fishing Industry | 2008 | 30/04/2008 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 30 | Larner S | My Santa Doesn't | 2009 | 07/01/2009 | Gazette and Herald | Yorkshire Regional Newspapers | | 31 | Larner S | Life's Boat | 2009 | p15 in Patterns of Hope, ed Sylvan Rose | Bob Turner Memorial Trust / Valley Press | | 32 | Larner S | This One Leaf | 2009 | p39 in Patterns of Hope, ed Sylvan Rose | Bob Turner Memorial Trust / Valley Press | | 33 | Larner S | Decorations | 2009 | p56 in Patterns of Hope, ed Sylvan Rose | Bob Turner Memorial Trust / Valley Press
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At the Door
Oct 2013
Scarborough Review
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The Seasons at Oliver's Mount
Nov 2013
Scarborough Review
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A Present from Scarborough
Dec 2013
Scarborough Review
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The Mere Behind the Retail Park
Jan 2014
Scarborough Review
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How Celebration Grows
Feb 2014
Scarborough Review
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