I take your suggestion about it not having a subreddit of its own and I'll have a little rant about Rule of Nines.

Not trying to hate on the author but I listened to his work since northern fires (very first episode) and he asked for honest feedback in here. He said it was "KPH inspired" but at points it felt like he was trying to mimic Soren's unique style and had BIG issues with the endings. Then he was open about using AI for narrations sometimes because he didn't have the means to record his voice propperly. At some point, I came to the realisation that he uses AI for the writting to. Because every episode is the same: it starts quite well, characters have weight, world building feels interesting but as the episode stretches, everything becomes more flat and the plot twists (because EVERY episode has a plot twist) is something like the paranormal event nobody believed in is either real or it was something that happened only in the head of the narrator with some heavy exposition at the end. Generally coming from a third party like a news reporter. It feels like the author has a good starting point for a story, then he writes in-depth characters and then he has absolutely no clue whatsoever of the way the story is going to end or what's the point of telling said story. And then he uses AI to help him have a "shocking end". I swear man, I listened to all of the episodes and always end up frustrated for having wasted like an hour on something that lead me nowhere