She later wrote a book with the same title. Ms. Clare’s real name is Judith Rumelt. She changed her name to Cassandra Clare because of Jane Austen’s book in high school. She kept Cassandra Clare as a pen name to publish it on her novels. The name Cassandra Clare became a part of who she is. According to “My Bio” written by Cassandra Clare herself, she became a New York Times Bestselling Author. After reading “The Beautiful Cassandra,” it helped her start producing short stories (Cassandra Clare). Half a decade later from when Mrs. Clare got her pen name, she started writing fanfictions (Cassandra Clare Created a Fantasy Realm and Aims to Maintain Her Rule). When she was an assistant editor, she was working on a section based on “The X-Files.” She first started writing fanfictions after being pulled into the genre of “The X-Files.” Her fan fictions were based off of J.K. Rowling books (Cassandra Clare Facts). On all of her books that she publishes, she uses her pen
She later wrote a book with the same title. Ms. Clare’s real name is Judith Rumelt. She changed her name to Cassandra Clare because of Jane Austen’s book in high school. She kept Cassandra Clare as a pen name to publish it on her novels. The name Cassandra Clare became a part of who she is. According to “My Bio” written by Cassandra Clare herself, she became a New York Times Bestselling Author. After reading “The Beautiful Cassandra,” it helped her start producing short stories (Cassandra Clare). Half a decade later from when Mrs. Clare got her pen name, she started writing fanfictions (Cassandra Clare Created a Fantasy Realm and Aims to Maintain Her Rule). When she was an assistant editor, she was working on a section based on “The X-Files.” She first started writing fanfictions after being pulled into the genre of “The X-Files.” Her fan fictions were based off of J.K. Rowling books (Cassandra Clare Facts). On all of her books that she publishes, she uses her pen