Seth Lorinczi

Copywriting, Ghostwriting & Editing

Cannabis & Psychedelics

Cannabis & Psychedelics

Writing at the intersection of policy, culture, and the evolving science of plant medicine.

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Mission Dispensaries

CONTENT CREATOR — 2023 - PRESENT

As a freelance copy writer, I create SEO-optimized website copy and blogs for this leading family of multi-state dispensaries.

missiondispensaries.com

The Night MDMA Saved My Life

DOUBLE BLIND MAGAZINE, 2024

When our therapist suggested MDMA, I was taken aback: We were here to get divorced, not dance. But afterwards, nothing would ever be the same again.

Article originally published in Double Blind Magazine

Papa & Barkley

CONTENT CREATOR — 2021 – 2023

Working as a freelance copy writer, I created high-performing content for California's leading cannabis wellness brand.

papaandbarkley.com

Death Trip: A Post-Holocaust Psychedelic Memoir

BOOK — 2024

A marriage story, a search for meaning in the wake of the Holocaust, and a struggle to release the weight of ancestral trauma, Death Trip takes listeners from the ayahuasca basements of Portland's psychedelic underground to the streets and alleyways of Budapest in the darkest days of World War II. By turns wrenching and hilarious, it asks "can trauma be inherited" and, if so, "can psychedelics help us heal?" Featured in Oldster Magazine, Let's Talk Memoir, and numerous podcasts and book events.

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Maya Health

WEB COPY & BLOGS — 2023

Content for innovative startup linking physicians and caregivers with authoritative, actionable information on the therapeutic use of psychedelics. Maya has since transitioned into naitur.ai, a firm providing AI-powered solutions for healthcare providers.

Are Psychedelics the Breakthrough Therapy Drug?

PORTLAND MONTHLY, 2019

Feature detailing the rise of underground "medicine therapy" in Portland, OR. Eventually, the state would go on to create a structure for "psilocybin service centers" providing legal psychedelic therapy.

Article originally published in Portland Monthly