“She was a consummate New Yorker, born, bred and educated in the city. Her world and the world she wrote about was often the world of the Upper West Side of Manhattan where she lived with her husband and two daughters. She was a graduate of Barnard College. I was a New Jersey girl who’d always dreamed of living across the river and she was a city girl who had trouble imagining living anywhere else. When I moved with my family to New Mexico she was flabbergasted. She called me a pioneer. I took that as a compliment.”–The opening of Judy Blume’s tribute to Norma Klein, whose Domestic Arrangements we will be publishing in August. The first of many of Norma’s books by LS Books.