title: When I See The Wild God: Encountering Urban Celtic Witchcraft
author:  Ly De Angeles 
description: <b>Ms Ly</b><b>de Angeles</b><span>is an internationally recognised author winning awards for both her visionary fiction and film. She has a varied and highly successful background producing and directing stage and street theatre, conducts private consultations with up-and-coming authors/screenwriters and is a freelance editor.</span><span>Most widely known for her book "Witchcraft Theory and Practice" de Angeles was first published in 1987. She has had thirteen books released worldwide to date.</span><br /><br />Ly's main area of study over the past twenty years has been the history of the usurpation of indigenous people through invasion, subsequent colonization, and the history and mythology of Ireland and Britain in particular. She is known to be very outspoken on matters pertaining to the sustainability and guardianship of earth and the rights of all species to self-determination.<br /><br />Ly currently (2013) lives in Melbourne, Australia and<span>is preparing to release the expanded and much anticipated 2002 sell out</span><span></span><i>The Feast of Flesh and Spirit.</i><span>She is</span><span>writing her memoir</span><span></span><i>Bednobs and Bastards/Memoirs of a Witch Queen</i><span>and working towards a PhD.<br /></span><span>For full bio lydeangeles.com</span>
zlib_text: Clarkesworld Magazine
  
  Issue 87
  
  Table of Contents
  
  Daedalum, the Devil’s Wheel
  
  by E. Lily Yu
  
  Of Alternate Adventures and Memory
  
  by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
  
  Silent Bridge, Pale Cascade
  
  by Benjanun Sriduangkaew
  
  1016 to 1
  
  by James Patrick Kelly
  
  The Pure Product
  
  by John Kessel
  
  Druids Reconstructed
  
  by Lee Beavington
  
  A Craftsman of No Small Skill: A Conversation with David Drake
  
  by Jeremy L. C. Jones
  
  Another Word: Two and a Half Writers
  
  by Daniel Abraham
  
  Editor’s Desk: Behind the Scenes Tour
  
  by Neil Clarke
  
  Elliptic
  
  Art by Julie Dillon
  
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  © Clarkesworld Magazine, 2013  
  www.clarkesworldmagazine.com
  
   **Daedalum, the Devil’s Wheel**
  
  E. Lily Yu
  
  Sit down, sit. You’ll hurt yourself jumping around like that. No, don’t shout.
  Quiet studio on a quiet night—a rare thing. Why ruin it?
  
  Come from? Difficult question. I was there in the city of Sharh-e-Sukhteh when
  a potter glazed his bowl with a leaping goat. I was there when Ting Huan
  painted animals onto hi