Verdict? "Rapkin keeps the tone breezily entertaining — off-color at points but seldom off-key."In USA Today parlance, "off-color" means funny. We'll take it! Read the full review here.
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- A Cappella Causes NPR Controversy!
- John Mayer: A Cappella.
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About Me
- Pitch Perfect
- Pitch Perfect, out now from Gotham Books, is a behind-the-scenes look at the bizarre, inspiring, and hilarious world of competitive collegiate a cappella. Author Mickey Rapkin lives in Brooklyn. His work has appeared in The New York Times, GQ, Entertainment Weekly, Details, and Time Out New York. E-mail him at mickey@mickeyrapkin.com.
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