Standard Deviations

A Collection of Short Horror Stories

By: Marcus Damanda, Velox Books

Narrated by: Matthew Crow

Prepare to be transported to a world of horror and suspense with NoSleep Podcast favorite Marcus Damanda.

Meet a serial killer forever trapped in a Super Max prison. A 15-year-old girl in 1912, forced to choose between a man she does not love and a boy who might just kill for her. A man who discovers, after 40 years, that he has a twin brother...living in his stomach. A cancer-stricken old man who can listen to the dead call up from Hell through his stethoscope.

From the supernatural to the depravity of real life, each tale in this collection has its own unique flavor, full of twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the very end. Leave on just one light and settle in for a nightmarish meal of horror you won't soon forget.

©2023 Marcus Damanda (P)2026 Velox Books

Nice collection

No two stories the same, which I totally enjoy and show utmost respect for the writer. He conjures psychological horror that in my opinion are scarier than any ghost stories. Great narration .

Amazing first read of the year!

Marcus Demanda never disappoints. This anthology collection is absolutely amazing, the stories make you uncomfortable in the best way

great stories

Entertaining and well written, I enjoyed hearing some classic No Sleep stories in the collection.

Get this book

This is one of the few collections of short stories that I have found that is good. And yes there are parts that deal with touchy subjects and this book may not be for everybody but I find it very well written

Maybe 1 or 2 stories are worth it

Standard deviations is a collection of short horror stories written by Marcus Damanda and Velox Books. This audiobook is narrated by Matthew Crow and I think he did an amazing job throughout the different stories. However, I cannot say the same for the author. Maybe one or two of the short stories can really be classified as horror, the other ones no so much. Most of the stories make no sense at all. It’s a shame as I usually like anything Velox Books put their name on.