Cassandra Clare

Cassandra Clare is a bestselling American author, well-known for her young adult fantasy novels. She has written several popular series, including "The Mortal Instruments" and "The Infernal Devices" series. Clare's passion for writing began in her childhood, after moving around the world extensively and finding solace in books. Before becoming a published author, she gained recognition by writing fan fiction based on popular series such as "Harry Potter" and "The Lord of the Rings".

Cassandra Clare, who also goes by the name Judith Rumelt, gained significant attention when her novel "City of Bones" was made into a movie. She initially garnered a following through her online fan fiction, including "The Draco Trilogy" and a LOTR parody. Upon publishing her first full-length novel, she removed her earlier works from the internet. "City of Bones," her debut book, launched a successful career, earning multiple awards for its unique storyline and appeal to young adults.

In addition to her popular young adult series, Clare has also expanded her repertoire to include adult fiction. Some of her recent novels include "The Red Scrolls of Magic" and "Sword Catcher," showcasing her versatility as an author. With more than 36 million copies of her books in print and translations into over thirty-five languages, Cassandra Clare's stories have captivated readers worldwide.