Marc Librescu

I’m an accomplished freelance writer and editor with a rich background in music journalism and a deep appreciation for cultural storytelling. I hold a B.F.A. from The School of Visual Arts in New York City. During the early 1980s, I was active in New York’s vibrant literary scene, regularly reading my poetry at the iconic Life Café.

I created and edited Looking Glass, the first electronic magazine, built with the Voyager Expanded Books Toolkit on the Mac platform. I later started Wet Wires, a newsletter dedicated to technology for writers. My versatility extends to voiceover training and a guest appearance on The Metaphysical Show on Radio Adelaide, where I spoke about my research on the Salem Witch Trials.

As a music journalist, I’ve written album and concert reviews and interviewed musicians such as Paul Kelly, Australian Aboriginal musician Mandawuy Yunupingu, and Steve Harley. I’ve also interviewed prominent cartoonists for The Comics Journal, including Gahan Wilson and Dan Piraro.

I served as the content manager for a digital marketing company, overseeing and editing the work of a team of in-house and freelance writers. In my own freelance work, I’ve written extensively for automotive dealer websites and respected platforms like Honda-Tech and Internet Brands Automotive Group. My technology writing includes articles for TechRepublic.

My membership in the American Copy Editors Society (ACES) underscores my commitment to maintaining high editing standards. I maintain a consistent level of dedication and attention to detail across all my work, whether it’s a long-form article, a technical piece, or an in-depth interview. I aim to produce compelling, polished content that resonates with audiences and effectively communicates ideas.

I live in Southern California with my wife and two rambunctious dogs. I continue to explore the intersection of music, culture, and personal narrative in my writing and editorial work.