Mark Arsenault
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Mark is a top selling and award-winning author of a number of books, including Beat the Curve, with co-author Brian Tracy and other leading experts, The Truth About Self-Publishing Your Book, and Semicolon; Memoir of a Colon Cancer Survivor. Mark has studied, researched, written and spoken for more than fifteen years in the fields of history, business, corrections and psychology. He’s been quoted in SUCCESS Magazine, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The New York Times.
Mark is happily married and has two children. He has provided foster care, and also provided respite care for other foster parents. He is active in his community and donated time as a volunteer speaker with several community programs as a way to “pay forward” what he’s gained from his study of personal development. |
Semicolon; Memoir of a Colon Cancer Survivor
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Memoir, Biography
Semicolon takes a frank but humorous, and often witty, look at the procedures and events surrounding one man’s journey through colorectal cancer. Mark takes on the serious, at times frightening, and potentially deadly issues. It will enlighten and entertain you at the same time. 
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The Truth About Self-Publishing Your Book
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Publishing/Self-Help
Learn the truth about self-publishing from a best-selling and award winning self-published author, Mark T. Arsenault. The Truth About Self-Publishing takes you step by step through the process of self-publishing your book, from choosing a topic to write about to marketing your new book to boost sales. 
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Think Up!
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Self-Help, Motivational
Best-selling author Mark T. Arsenault, presents Think Up!: A collection of short articles to help achieve a positive mindset, an anthology of short articles and blog posts designed to help readers look beyond their circumstances, achieve a positive mindset and reach their goals. 
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A New Home (The Jen-Jen Chronicles: Book One)
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Juvenile Fiction
Jennifer is a bright 10-year-old girl who lives with her daddy, whom she just met last year. She loves her daddy but he’s gone a lot and he leaves her alone. When they are evicted from their home and he can’t take care of her, he sends Jennifer to her friend Danielle’s for the weekend so he can find a new place to live. That begins Jennifer’s new journey of discovery, in which she learns the true meaning of home and family. 
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