One of the biggest romantasy releases of the summer, Julie Soto's Rose in Chains is getting plenty of attention on the heels ...

As a bestselling author, Cassandra Clare has faced her fair share of controversy. Back with a new fantasy series that draws on her Jewish cultural background, she isn't letting potential reader ...

A new imprint from Penguin Random House division Transworld and fantasy subscription box FairyLoot aims to combine the former’s commercial heft with the latter's SFF fandom nous ...

Fans pack the Arizona Daily Star tent to hear author and NPR “Fresh Air” book critic Maureen Corrigan at the 2016 Tucson Festival of Books, which continues today on the UA Mall.

Cassandra Clare, the New York Times bestselling author behind the beloved Shadowhunter Chronicles, is ready to take readers on an exciting new journey. Her latest novel, The Ragpicker King, the ...

Cassandra Clare's The Chronicles of Castellane series continues with The Ragpicker King, the sequel to Sword Catcher. Read an excerpt here.

“It birthed this genre of romantasy,” Cassandra Clare, the author of the best-selling fantasy series “The Mortal Instruments,” told me, “which to me is books that contain a lot of the ...

I have a confession: Cassandra Clare is why I read. This statement probably comes as more of a shock to those who, like me, are intimately aware of Cassandra Clare and what she’s done to make herself ...

Horatio Clare chooses his favourite booksIn Praise of Older Women Stephen Vizinczey, 1965 This reads like an outrageously frank autobiography but is a novel about a man, like the author, who flees ...

The Mortal Instruments is the first series in Cassandra Clare's Shadowhunter Chronicles, and there are harsh realities of reading these books 10 years after City of Heavenly Fire debuted.

Parents need to know that The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is based on Cassandra Clare's best-selling urban fantasy series about warriors, demons, vampires, and werewolves and is the first film ...

‘Sword Catcher’ by Cassandra Clare ‘The Jinn-Bot of Shantiport’ by Samit Basu ‘Atoms Never Touch’ by Micha Cárdenas ‘Dry Land’ by B. Pladek ‘Starling House’ by Alix E. Harrow ...