Let’s play a game. Imagine a book cover emblazoned with an illustrated figure, or two. Their faces are obscured, either by sunglasses or a brushstroke. Or maybe there’s nothing at all – a ...

International bestselling author Cassandra ... The books prominently feature queer, Jewish and neurodivergent characters, and people of colour. Loading YouTube content But Clare reaches new ...

Now, the long-awaited sequel to this book, Hour of the Pumpkin Queen, is coming soon and we have an exclusive first look at its vibrant cover. In this book, our beloved Pumpkin Queen will go on a ...

Cassandra Clare's Sword Catcher brought us in to the ... which is set to be released on March 4, 2025. The book follows up on Sword Catcher as Lin and Kel as they uncover more than they bargained ...

visiting the Royal Air Force station located near Leeming in Northallerton, England. For the occasion, Queen Camilla opted for a sapphire midi dress designed by Fiona Clare. The frock featured a ...

Both Clare and the cover ... CASSANDRA CLARE: Lin and Kel are still the protagonists of the story, but the Ragpicker King is the mysterious center around which the action of this book turns.

The book is the sequel to ... Entertainment Weekly can exclusively debut the cover for The Ragpicker King: The Castellane Chronicles, Cassandra Clare's follow-up to 2023's Sword Catcher, her ...

Do all book covers look the same today? Euronews Culture goes under the dust cover with those that design them. Go into any bookshop and you’ll see a smorgasbord of design styles. There will ...

Today we have a special, double announcement for readers: Cassandra Clare, dubbed “the new queen ... We will cover new announcements related to all these upcoming Cassandra Clare books, so ...

“Judging a Book by its Cover” is the latest exhibition from Manhattan’s Grolier Club, a private members club and society for book lovers in New York. It was founded in 1884 and is the oldest ...

The aptly titled exhibition Judging a Book by its Cover, on view through April 13, spans 700 years of Western art history in a long overdue celebration of the highly specialized craft of bookbinding.