Cassandra Clare
3 universes Last reviewed 2026-08-27
Cassandra Clare, born Judith Rumelt on July 27, 1973, in Tehran, Iran, to American parents, is a novelist known for young adult urban fantasy fiction. Her father is business school professor Richard Rumelt, and her maternal grandfather was film producer Max Rosenberg; she is Jewish and traveled extensively through Switzerland, England, and France as a child before finishing high school in Los Angeles. Before her fiction career, she worked at entertainment publications, including The Hollywood Reporter, dividing her time between California and New York City; as of 2013 she lived in Amherst, Massachusetts, with her husband Joshua Lewis. Clare is best known for The Mortal Instruments series, which began with City of Bones in 2007 and grew into a major multimedia franchise, along with its prequel trilogy The Infernal Devices and the Los Angeles-set The Dark Artifices trilogy. She also co-wrote The Magisterium series with Holly Black. Her honors include the 2010 Georgia Peach Book Award for Teen Readers, back-to-back ALA Teens Top Ten Award wins in 2008 and 2009, the 2010 Abraham Lincoln Illinois High School Book Award, and a young adult fantasy honor in 2014. Earlier in her career, Clare faced plagiarism accusations connected to fan fiction and was sued by author Sherrilyn Kenyon over thematic similarities, a case that was ultimately settled out of court.
Universe(s)
The Shadowhunter Chronicles
- Core Canon books: 6
- Current rank: #167 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 4.15
- Award recognitions: None recorded
Magisterium
- Core Canon books: 5
- Current rank: #347 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 4.03
- Award recognitions: None recorded
The Chronicles of Castellane
- Core Canon books: 2
- Current rank: #704 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 3.82
- Award recognitions: None recorded
Books
CCity of Bones (2007) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
CCity of Ashes (2008) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
CCity of Glass (2009) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
CClockwork Angel (2010) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
CCity of Fallen Angels (2011) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
CClockwork Prince (2011) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
CCity of Lost Souls (2012) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
CClockwork Princess (2013) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
CCity of Heavenly Fire (2014) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Core Canon
TThe Iron Trial (2014) · Magisterium Core Canon
TThe Copper Gauntlet (2015) · Magisterium Core Canon
LLady Midnight (2016) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
TThe Bronze Key (2016) · Magisterium Core Canon
LLord of Shadows (2017) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
TThe Silver Mask (2017) · Magisterium Core Canon
QQueen of Air and Darkness (2018) · The Shadowhunter Chronicles Expanded Canon
TThe Golden Tower (2018) · Magisterium Core Canon
SSword Catcher (2023) · The Chronicles of Castellane Core Canon
TThe Ragpicker King (2025) · The Chronicles of Castellane Core Canon
Aggregate across all universes
These are separate, unrelated universes; the totals below are plain sums of already-published per-universe facts, never a blended or averaged score across them. See each universe's own figures above.
- Total Core Canon books across all universes: 13 books
- Award recognitions across all universes: 0 (None recorded)