Joseph S. Pete
Business Reporter at The Times of Northwest Indiana
Business reporter for The Times of Northwest Indiana, won Chicago Headline Club's Lisagor Award for arts reporting for three straight years. Vet. Author.
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nwitimes.com | Joseph S. Pete
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forewordreviews.com | Joseph S. Pete
My Journey to Iraq and the Long Road Home Dylan Park-Pettiford Lawrence Hill Books (Jun 3, 2025) Hardcover $28.99 (240pp)978-1-64160-977-7 Airman Dylan Park-Pettiford’s powerful memoir Roadside chronicles his Iraq War deployment and hard times back home. Half Black, half Korean, Park-Pettiford often felt like an outsider in Oakland. He enlisted in the air force after 9/11 and served for six years, combating racism and discrimination all the while.
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Niko Stratis University of Texas Press (May 6, 2025) Hardcover $27.95 (240pp)978-1-4773-3148-4 Infusing the art with the weight of the feelings it elicits, Niko Stratis’s scintillating personal essay collection The Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman surveys the last few decades of indie rock while reflecting on life as a trans woman. This confessional, clear-eyed book blends cerebral music criticism with candid memoir elements.
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