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The Mortal Instruments is the sequel to The Infernal Devices series by Cassandra Clare.
Prequel: The Infernal Devices
Spin-off: The Dark Artifices
Manga adaptation: The Infernal Devices: Manga
Companion Book: The Shadowhunter's Codex
Spin-Off: The Bane Chronicles
Deleted or Extras: The Mortal Instruments Extras
Spin-Off/Sequel: Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy
ORDER TO READ THE SHADOWHUNTERS CHRONICLES
* City of Bones (The Mortal Instruments #1)
* City of Ashes (The Mortal Instruments #2)
* City of Glass (The Mortal Instruments #3)
* Clockwork Angel (The Infernal Devices, #1)
* City of Fallen Angels (The Mortal Instruments #4)
* Clockwork Prince (The Infernal Devices, #2)
* City of Lost Souls (The Mortal Instruments, #5)
* Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices, #3)
* City of Heavenly Fire (The Mortal Instruments, #6)
* The Bane Chronicles (#1-11)
* Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy (#1-10)
* Lady Midnight (The Dark Artifices #1)
* Lord of Shadows (The Dark Artifices #2)
تمام مجموعه ها روی وبلاگ قرار گرفته است.
The Clave is pleased to
announce the newest edition of the Nephilim’s oldest and most famous
training manual: the Shadowhunter’s Codex. Since the thirteenth century,
the Codex has been the young Shadowhunter’s best friend. When you’re
being swarmed by demons it can be easy to forget the finer points of
obscure demon languages or the fastest way to stop an attack of Raum
demons. With the Codex by your side, you never have to worry.
Now in its twenty-seventh edition, the Codex covers it all: the history
and the laws of our world; how to identify, interact with, and if
necessary, kill that world’s many colorful denizens; which end of the
stele is the end you write with. No more will your attempt to fight off
rogue vampires and warlocks be slowed by the need to answer endless
questions from your new recruits: What is a Pyxis? Why don’t we use
guns? If I can’t see a warlock’s mark, is there a polite way to ask him
where it is? Where do we get all our holy water? Geography, History,
Magic, and Zoology textbook all rolled into one, the Codex is here to
help new Shadowhunters navigate the beautiful, often brutal world that
we inhabit.
Do not let it be said that the Clave is outdated
or, as the younger Shadowhunters say, “uncool”: this new edition of the
Codex will be available not only in the usual magically-sealed demonskin
binding, but also in a smart, modern edition using all of today’s most
exciting printing techniques, including such new features as a sturdy
clothbound cover, a protective dust jacket, and information about title,
author, publisher, and so on conveniently available right on the cover.
You’ll be pleased to know that it fits neatly into most satchels, and
unlike previous editions, it rarely sets off alarm wards.
The
old woodcuts and engravings have been replaced as well: instead, you’ll
find lavish modern illustrations by some of the brightest luminaries of
the fantastic. Creatures, weapons, people, and places have been
carefully and accurately rendered by the likes of Rebecca Guay, Charles
Vess, Jim Nelson, Theo Black, Elisabeth Alba, and Cassandra Jean.
Chapters are beautifully introduced by the drawings of Michael Kaluta,
and along with our condensation of the classic 2,450-page tome, A
History of the Nephilim, you will find a selection of the best of the
lovely illustrations of that volume by John Dollar.