Press
Radio & Television
July 5, 2012: TELEVISION INTERVIEW
Mark D. Diehl appeared on Fox 23’s “Good Day Maine” to discuss “Vida Nocturna” and the publishing industry.
Mark D. Diehl on Good Day Maine July 5, 2012
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December 7, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interview on the Syndicated Radio Show Amerika Now
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December 5, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on the Syndicated Josh Tolley Show!
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March 30, 2014: Mark D. Diehl on Citizens Awareness Vanguard Radio
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January 7, 2014: Mark D. Diehl Interview on Continual Condition
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January 4, 2014: Mark D. Diehl Interview on Sound of Freedom with Ryan Brooks
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December 3, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on the Frankie Boyer Show!
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November 25, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on the Armstrong & Getty Show
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November 13, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interview with Steve Gruber and Jo Anne Paul on Michigan’s Morning Show
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November 12, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interview with Evan Gold & Deb Goldman on Health, Wealth & Wisdom
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October 31, 2013: INTERVIEW WITH VOLUNTARY VIRTUES
Mark D. Diehl appeared on Voluntary Virtues to discuss freedom, anarchy, money, and our relentless progression toward corporatism.
Mark D. Diehl on Voluntary Virtues Oct. 31, 2013
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October 8, 2013: INTERVIEW on CITIZENS AWARENESS VANGUARD RADIO
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REVIEWS
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KIRKUS REVIEW
A dystopian novelist turns his attention to a memoir, recounting the 18 months he lived in South Korea.
In 1993, 23-year-old University of Iowa graduate Diehl (The Book of Wanda, 2018, etc.) accepted a position at SNM Academy in Taegu (now known as Daegu), South Korea, teaching English to adults. SNM had nine levels of classes, 101 through 109. There was also a Junior Academy for younger students. At the junior school, the author met Jennifer, a beautiful, young Korean woman who captured his heart. She was a Taegu native teaching English there. Their relationship—first one of friendship, then love—broke Korean social norms and put them in great danger. She was the middle child and, worse, the second daughter of a wealthy, professional family. “I was a disappointment to them the day I was born,” she told Diehl. Within the family, her needs were subservient to those of her older sister and younger brother. Combining the drama and excitement of a novel with some sociological commentary, the author offers both a tender love story and an eye-opening depiction of Korean values, restrictions, and strengths in the early ’90s. As a white man, he was viewed with suspicion, which turned into outright hostility whenever he was seen walking or dining with Jennifer. Through re-creations of classroom dialogue with his most advanced students, the 109s, Diehl deftly highlights various aspects of Korean social stratification. One student explained: “Men are different. To men, most important is respect. Way to get respect is to be a manager. When every man is manager and every woman is mother, then everyone is happy.” After Jennifer’s parents discovered she was dating an American, threatening to disgrace the family, they beat her mercilessly. Here the narrative turns from being intriguing and at times lighthearted to gripping, as under the cover of darkness and with contrived documentation, the couple fled to Hong Kong and later the United States.
An engrossing, poignant, and often disturbing adventure; loaded with historical and cultural details about the Korean Peninsula.
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FORWARD/CLARION REVIEW:
STEALING CINDERELLA
HOW I BECAME AN INTERNATIONAL FUGITIVE FOR LOVE
Mark Diehl
Stealing Cinderella is a true story of love triumphing against the odds.
A fairy tale comes to life in Stealing Cinderella, the true story of how Mark Diehl’s love for a South Korean girl brought them into life-or-death conflict with a culture determined to crush them.
The story begins in 1993 as Diehl arrives in South Korea with twenty dollars in his pocket and a precarious contract to teach English. At the English school he meets the intriguing and lovely Jennifer, the second daughter of a prominent family bound by strict rules, superstitions, and an unyielding script that prescribes the exact roles and responsibilities of each family member. Couple that barrier with South Korea’s mistrust, even open hatred, of foreigners, and the scene is ripe for conflagration as the two young people fall in love. The book conveys the soul-killing stress engendered by living in a society in which every move is surveilled, where a Korean woman and an American man holding hands in public could provoke an attack by an angry mob.
The meaning of the book’s title is revealed as Jennifer’s role in her family becomes clear: to create an image of wealth and respectability for her siblings, and then to slide into the background, uncomplaining. Referring to her elegant, stylish appearance, Jennifer says, “It’s all temporary. Like Cinderella.” Intense and suspenseful, the book details the abuse that the fiery, independent young woman endured as she struggled to free herself from her family’s icy grip, and the dangers the couple faced in their perilous attempt to escape to freedom. Deep descriptions of people and places reflect dark truths, compelling emotional involvement.
The tension builds right from the start. Pointed, natural dialogue moves the story forward, revealing characters’ backstories without lengthy narrative passages. Informative and entertaining, the book sets the stage for the conflict between the young outlier couple and Korean society through eye-opening, often disturbing facts about the country’s culture, beliefs, and lifestyle, including that it’s suffered nine hundred invasions in its history. It becomes clear why the nation is suspicious and fearful of its neighbors and why it takes comfort in holding tightly to its traditions. A prescient warning comes regarding submission to rigid hierarchies as a requirement for acceptance and survival.
Stealing Cinderella is a thrilling, high-stakes memoir—emotionally intense, in which two memorable lovers fight against injustice and toward a satisfying conclusion.
Reviewed by Kristine Morris
August 6, 2019
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July 19, 2018: Review of “The Book of Eadie” on Jessica Rachow
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April 25, 2014: Review of “Seventeen: Book One” on FUONLYKNEW
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November 5, 2013 Review of “SEVENTEEN: BOOK ONE” on RAMBLING VOICES IN MY HEAD:
Review of “Seventeen: Book One” on Rambling Voices in my Head
” I’m fascinated by the characters and the depth reached.”
–Ann Snizek
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October 15, 2013 Review of “SEVENTEEN: BOOK ONE” on TATTLE TALE
Review of “Seventeen: Book One” on Tattle Tale
“(T)this is a world that has come alive for me and I loved to turn each and every page.”
–Wanda Hartzenberg
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October 30, 2012: REVIEW OF VIDA NOCTURNA by JULIE’S BOOK REVIEW
Review of “Vida Nocturna” by Julie’s Book Review
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June 30, 2012: Review of VIDA NOCTURNA by CAPTIVATED READING
Review of “Vida Nocturna” at Captivated Reading
“I whole-heartedly love this story. I love how the author portrays such a sad girl and her lonely journey that leads to an ending that I couldn’t have guessed at.”
–Christy Pogon
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June 20, 2012: Review of VIDA NOCTURNA by BOOKS AND BLOSSOMS
“This story is definitely not for everyone. Like I said, it’s gritty. And graphic. But amazing. As in 6 out of 5 star amazing.” –Roxanne Galpin
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June 20, 2012: Review of VIDA NOCTURNA by LIZZY’S DARK FICTION
“Never before have I loved, pitied, and hated a character more than Sara.”
.. –Lizzy Lessard, Lizzy’s Dark Fiction
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June 17, 2012: Review of VIDA NOCTURNA by REVIEW-WORLD.CO.UK
Review of Vida Nocturna by Review-World in the UK
“This book is as dark and fast paced as they come. Set in the 1980’s Vida Nocturna paints a very gritting and disturbing picture of the growing underground cultures that began to expand uncontrollably around that time.”
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September 4, 2018: “The Book of Eadie” featured on Hogwash
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September 2, 2018: Mark D. Diehl interviewed on Reads and Recipes
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August 31, 2018: “The Book of Eadie” featured on Indie Book Fairy
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August 30, 2018: Mark D. Diehl interviewed by Jessica Rachow
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July 24, 2018: “The Book of Eadie” featured on CelticLady’s Reviews
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July 23, 2018: Mark D. Diehl interviewed by Auden Johnson
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July 20, 2018: “The Book of Eadie” featured on Mythical Books
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July 18, 2018: “The Book of Eadie” featured on Bound 2 Escape
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July 25, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Paranormal Romance and Authors That Rock
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July 11, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on MAD Hoydenish
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June 27, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on It’s Raining Books
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June 12, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Lessons From My Reading
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April 18, 2014: Mark D. Diehl Guest Post on Sexy Adventures, Passionate Tales
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April 10, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Pressed Leaf Publishing
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April 4, 2014: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Our Families Adventure
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March 28, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured On Nana Prah’s Blog
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March 28, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Books in the Hall
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March 14, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Welcome to My World of Dreams
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March 7, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Deal Sharing Aunt
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February 28, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on Laurie’s Non-Paranormal Thoughts and Reviews
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February 21, 2014: “Seventeen” Featured on the (Mis)Adventures of a Twenty-Something Year-Old Girl
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December 31, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured by Becki Gylberte
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December 30, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Zee Monodee
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December 20, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Farm Girl Books
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December 19, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Booklover Sue
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December 18, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Theresa M. Jones
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December 16, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on My Tangled Skeins Book Reviews
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December 11, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Hope. Dreams. Life… Love
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December 10, 2013: “Seventeen” featured on FUONLYKNEW
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December 9, 2013: “Seventeen” Highlighted on Kit ‘N Kabookle
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December 6, 2013: “Seventeen” Excerpt on Deal Sharing Aunt
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December 5, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Sandra’s Blog
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December 5, 2013: EXCELLENT Article About the Philosophy of “Seventeen” by Barb Adams of Radio Amerika Now
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December 4, 2013: “Seventeen” Spotlighted on Who’s Reviews
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December 3, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Mommasez
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December 2, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on The Muse Unleashed
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November 28, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Love, Laughter, Friendship
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November 28, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Zombie Girl Shambling
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November 27, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Sharing Links and Wisdom
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November 26, 2013: Guest Blog by Mark D. Diehl at Lisa Haselton’s Reviews and Interviews
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November 26, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Reading in Twilight
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November 22, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Isabel Roman
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November 20, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Indy Book Fairy
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November 19, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Dancing, Literary Characters, and Dream Home on Journey with Books
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November 18, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Discusses the World of “Seventeen”
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November 14, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed Regarding Character Creation on Blood Red Shadows
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November 13, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on My Devotional Thoughts
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November 13, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Dana’s YA Bookpile
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November 13, 2013: Guest Blog by Mark D. Diehl on The Reading Addict
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November 12, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Full Moon Dreaming
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November 11, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Books and Other Spells
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November 11, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Liza O’Connor
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November 8, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Margay Leah Justice
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November 7, 2013: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Balancing Life and Writing at Nickie’s Views and Interviews
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November 7, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Andi’s Young Adult books
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November 6, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Unabridged Andra
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November 5, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Michael SciFan
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November 5, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Rambling Voices in My Head
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November 4, 2013: “Seventeen” Featured on Books on Silver Wings
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September 7, 2012: Mark D. Diehl Interviewed on Dark Phantom Review
“My work is fiction but it’s based on a lot of things I have personally experienced, and the characters in “Vida Nocturna” come from vampires I have known.”
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JULY 12, 2012: Mark D. Diehl Featured in Portland Daily Sun
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JUNE 27, 2012: NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
Mark D. Diehl featured in the Cape Courier
“There is nothing supernatural about real horror.”
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JUNE 28, 2012: Article in MAINE BUSINESS
Article in Maine Business
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JUNE 21, 2012: WEBLOG INTERVIEW by KATE STERLING
Mark D. Diehl interviewed by Kate Sterling
“There’s nothing supernatural about the vampires in this story but they are still as soulless and desperate to fill themselves with what they need as any monsters in classic horror.”
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SEPTEMBER 22, 2013: SOCIAL SHOPPER BY HEATHER