Jake Tapper turns to fiction for 'The Hellfire Club'

The Virginian-Pilot ^ | April 25, 2018 | Hillel Italie

[Bogle]

[Tapper] settled into an era more familiar and one he thought had been overlooked and misunderstood. 'The '50s get romanticized so much and depicted as serene so often when there's so much lurking beneath the surface," he says, "whether it's anti-communism and McCarthy, the Cold War, the atomic race or racism.'

[donna]

TV? Sometimes I think TV filled us with pretend.