Title: Conspiracy of Good Taste
Description: “In The Conspiracy of Good Taste, Stefan Szczelkun writes forcefully of the oppression of classism on working-class people: ‘What I learned was the central and murderous denial of our intellectual capacity which is at the heartless core of class oppression. ‘Calling for a ‘liberatory people-orientated culture,’ Szczelkun urges working-class people to reconnect ‘to the hidden working-class personal and cultural histories that produced us and find ways to heal ourselves from the terrible legacy of hurt left by class oppression.’ “ Janet Zandy.
This is the original hardback edition published in 1993 in an edition of 500 copies. This was the last of Szczelkun's trilogy about class and culture with **Working Press: books by and about working class artists**. 
There is a recent second edition in paperback with colour illustrations and a new conclusion.
Two more recent books by Stefan Szczelkun are developments of chapters in this book. **'Agit Disco'** and **'Chalet Fields of the Gower'.**
Subjects: class oppression, culture, working class culture, oppression, classism, England, Working class, History, Popular culture, Influence
Places: UK
People: William Morris, Cecil Sharp, Clough Williams-Ellis
Time periods: C20th