is a writer, researcher and programmer. Her work she explores distinctions between class and taste, through the lens of rural traditions and craft practices. Her rural upbringing is woven into many aspects of her work: decoding and unravelling mythologised and idealised depictions of reality while celebrating the ordinary and the everyday. Elizabeth develops the public programme at Staffordshire St, a project space in Peckham, London. Her writing has appeared in The Folk Union, LAS Writes, In Jest, ROAM (upcoming) and has been performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She also runs Folk Club, exploring the folklore of Albion.