Not Exactly Lying

Andie Tucher’s audiobook examines the evolving boundaries between fact and fiction in American journalism over the past three centuries, highlighting how perceptions of truth have impacted democracy. From early sensationalism to modern-day disinformation, she explores how the pursuit of visual authenticity in news has created opportunities for falsehoods that influence political polarization. By tracing the history and importance of factual integrity, the book offers a timely reflection on the role of truthful reporting in public life.