This is the untold true story of one citizen's pointless torture and month-long captivity. The story, formerly mistold if not utterly overlooked, has been made into a feature film. Even as a dark comedy, there is little amusement to be found in human suffering. The sick and twisted minds of Mr. Schiller's captors would be fodder for the Darwin Awards if the results were not so alarmingly inhumane. Physical, mental and emotional torture, as well as sensory deprivation and starvation, the prisoner of war-like conditions differed only in the fact that Mr. Schiller was completely alone. Mr....

In his first riveting book, Pain and Gain: The Untold True Story, Marc Schiller narrated the incredible events behind the movie Pain & Gain, recalling his thirty days of captivity. Now, Schiller shares how he survived the ordeal, exploring the life lessons he learned during his time in the warehouse and during his recovery. In this uplifting and inspiring book, Schiller discusses the healing of his body, mind, and spirit and tells the story of how he found the strength to thrive. This book will inspire and uplift you to look at your life. This is the little book of wisdom you can carry and...

La verdadera historia tras la pelicula Dolor y Dinero. Marc fue el unico sobreviviente. Ahora, cuenta su historia con material que nunca antes habia sido publicado. Esta es la verdadera historia que hasta ahora no se habia contado acerca de la tortura sin sentido y el secuestro por mas de un mes de un ciudadano. La historia, anteriormente contada a medias, si es que no subestimada por completo, ha sido llevada al cine. Aun como comedia negra, hay poca diversion en el sufrimiento humano. Las mentes enfermas y retorcidas de los secuestradores del senor Schiller serian apenas un despojo para los...

"Artists covered the interior walls with their latest, most ambitious efforts, transforming a casual auld-lang-syne get-together into a state-of-the-art statement that ranged from classic tagging to new adventures in papering, printing, varnishing, installation and, in one impressive instance, crayon. There were lines around the block."
Roberta Smith, The New York Times
In December of 2006, an unlikely group of nearly 100 street artists from all over the world came together to participate in an art show celebrating Eleven Spring Street, long a premiere destination on...