Marty Wombacher

Marty Wombacher (born 1958 (age 50) ) is an American writer and photojournalist,

Wombacher's first publishing success was Trivial Trivia, The Idiot Edition, which he created The 1985 game was a satire of Trivial Pursuit and it became a success   The U.P.I. wire service picked the story up and it was featured in newspapers, radio shows and TV news across the country. The peak of the success came when Wombacher and Owens appeared on The Today Show in New York City and were interviewed by Jane Pauley in 1986.

to 1993 he was one of the primary writers for People of Peoria (later shortened to POP) magazine. The magazine was published and distributed out of Peoria, Illinois.

In 1993, Wombacher moved to New York City

From 1993 to 2000 he was the editor, publisher and primary writer for fishwrap magazine, a satirical magazine whose focus was mainstream media, in particular magazines. The magazine was based out of New York City

In 2002, Wombacher wrote the book 99 Beers Off The Wall. He wrote another book, The Boy Who Would Be A Fire Truck, in 2008.

He's currently blogging at Meanwhile, Back In Peoria...