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Rose Friedman, an editor who helped define NPR’s arts and culture coverage for a decade and a half, died Sept. 17 at her home in New York City. She was 38. NPR confirmed she died of cancer. Friedman joined NPR in 2010 as an editorial assistant in her early 20s and worked her way up to editor and reporter on the Society & Culture desk. She became best known as a co-creator of Books We Love, the network’s beloved annual reading guide, which grew out of a project originally called the Book Concierge. More recently, she helped lead NPR’s America…

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