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The document is a letter from a fan named Delaney Caballero to the author Clare asking questions about her Mortal Instruments book series. Delaney expresses her love for the series and asks where Clare finds inspiration for her characters, why she decided to continue the series past City of Glass which seemed like a finale, and what to expect in City of Fallen Angels now that Valentine is dead and the Mortal Instruments returned.
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