Bryce Moore

Home with Tomas and Daniela Denisa and Michaela have been gone to Young Women’s Camp since Tuesday, so it’s just been me at home with Tomas and Daniela. It’s been fun hanging out with them (when I’ve b…

I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s easier to subsist on artificial food when you’re younger than when you’re older, though I might need to conduct further research in the future to confirm this. brycemoore.com/blog/home-wi...

DEATH IN THE DARK is Out Today! It’s official. My latest book, Death in the Dark, is out today and should be available for you to pick up even as we speak. Here’s the review from Kirkus: A chilling and adventure-fille…

It's official! My latest book, DEATH IN THE DARK, is out today. Kirkus review here, for more info. brycemoore.com/blog/death-i...

Let's make that a quadruple #bookbirthday! @brycemoore.bsky.social's DEATH IN THE DARK is "a chilling and adventure-filled mystery set amid the Blitz and inspired by a real serial killer" (Kirkus). awfulagent.com/ebooks/death...

An Overview of the New (to me) Disney World Rides Since it had been 9 years since I’d been to Disney, there were a number of new rides I’d never gone on before, and some that had been refreshed. I took the time to go on almost all of t…

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Is the Disney Dining Plan Worth It? A hotly contested debate in the Disney online communities centers around the Disney Dining Plan and whether or not it’s worth it. The chatter is loud enough that I really questioned what the …

Ever want to read about the Disney Dining Plan in more detail than any sane individual would think reasonable? Then do I have good news for you! brycemoore.com/blog/is-the-...

Disney Then vs. Now: Is the Magic Gone? It’s been almost 9 years since I last went to Disney World. Before then, I would go with my family about once every three years, and when I was growing up, we sometimes went twice a year. I r…

Has Disney World gone downhill in the last 9 years? brycemoore.com/blog/disney-...

If you want to order my new book (out in stores a week from tomorrow!) you can get a sweet 25% off deal for the next few days. Kirkus called it “A chilling and adventure-filled mystery set amid the Blitz and inspired by a real serial killer... [that] will leave readers cheering.”

Movie Review: Superman (2025) Would you look at that?! I made it to a movie for opening weekend? It’s true. And to commemorate the occasion, I’m writing a review right away. Heading into it, I wasn’t entirely …

Hey look! I saw a movie on opening weekend! brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

The Perfect Place to Die Amazon.com: The Perfect Place to Die eBook : Moore, Bryce: Kindle Store

I was looking through my BookBub email this morning (daily deals on Kindle) and was surprised to see one of my own on sale. Only $1.99? Everyone should buy 7! Please share widely. The more the merrier! amzn.to/4eLeXRF

Against "Brain Damage" AI can help, or hurt, our thinking

Great article by Mollick today on how to use AI to help, not hurt, the learning process. www.oneusefulthing.org/p/against-br...

On the Continued Rise of ICE I’m a mishmash of thoughts today, and they might all be a bit jumbled, as more than anything, I feel overwhelmed by current events. I think one of the things I’m disappointed in most at…

Much of Trump’s narrative is based around simplifying a complex world into a place where decisions are easy and obvious. My experience is that we don’t live in a world like that, though I can understand the appeal to wish we could. Wishing, however, doesn’t make it so. brycemoore.com/blog/on-the-...

The Next BYU Quarterback If you’re not following BYU sports, you might not have heard of the current situation they’re in at the quarterback position. At the end of last year, everything looked peachy keen. Jak…

I’m both disappointed that this all happened, but also proud of the way BYU handled it, from an outsider’s perspective. brycemoore.com/blog/the-nex...

Five Years of Ferris Ferris officially turned five years old yesterday, believe it or not. We celebrated by giving him a bone and a new crab chew toy. He was initially torn which he was more excited about, but ultimate…

Ferris is five! brycemoore.com/blog/five-ye...

Movie Review: Frozen (West End Live Recording) I saw Disney+ had just put up a live recording of the West End production of Frozen, and I’m a huge sucker for live recordings of stage productions, so we watched it right away as a family. I…

The new live recording of the stage production of Frozen on Disney+ is fantastic. brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

Accountability Post: Gym Goal Back on May 7th, I posted that I was trying to go to the gym regularly again. That day was my fourth time going, and I was celebrating having made it an entire week with the new goal of going three…

A month and a half later, am I still going to the gym three times a week, or have I given up? brycemoore.com/blog/account...

Movie Review: Snow White (2025) I watched the live action Snow White yesterday with the family, and I’m not entirely sure how I want to handle it. Look. I’ve got a goal not to write bad reviews about things. Life&#821…

If you can't say anything nice, write a very short blog post. brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

Back to Two Cars After some frantic researching, Denisa, Tomas, and I went to Augusta on Saturday and bought a 2023 Honda Accord. As I noted last time I went through all of this, buying a car is far from a fun expe…

A report out on the car buying experience this time. brycemoore.com/blog/back-to...

Movie Review: Shaolin Soccer Sometimes I forget that movies that I’m familiar with and are old news to me are very much new news to many other people. Today’s reminder? Shaolin Soccer. I was surprised to realize th…

I'd forgotten about this movie almost entirely until it came across my browsing. Fantastic slapstick martial arts movie that I highly recommend. Just make sure not to think too hard while you're watching it. brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

Another Car Accident Well, Friday didn’t quite go according to plan. Daniela got in an accident. It was big enough that the airbags deployed and EMTs came to the scene, but thankfully no one was injured. We did h…

Thankfully no one was injured, though I do wish I could say the same for my poor car . . . brycemoore.com/blog/another...

Revisiting Chernobyl Back when Chernobyl first aired on HBO in 2019, I was hooked right away. It’s a riveting historical look at what went wrong (and continued to go wrong) around the nuclear disaster, and it&#82…

Some thoughts after revisiting the first episode of Chernobyl. brycemoore.com/blog/revisit...

Andor 2 Review Hey look! I had a chance to actually write another blog post! It’s been a really busy couple of weeks. Usually I try and get my blog written during my lunch breaks, but I’ve had three s…

Andor 2 was fantastic from start to finish. brycemoore.com/blog/andor-2...

A Simple Assignment from Death: A Vodnik Short Story I revisted Vodník a few months ago–the first times I’ve reread a book of mine after it was published. I was really worried I’d be disappointed or dislike it, but it was actually a…

I revisted Vodník a few months ago. I was worried I'd be disappointed, but it was actually a ton of fun. I was proud of what I'd done. And I had enough fun with it that I decided to revisit the world in a short story and today, I thought I'd share it with you lovely people.

A Jaunt to Utah and Back Can you take a jaunt on an airplane? Probably not, if you consider the delays involved sometimes. Jaunts shouldn’t include unforeseen setbacks. Not that this one was particularly egregious. J…

A quick report on what I was up to on my trip to Utah. brycemoore.com/blog/a-jaunt...

Fifth Time’s the Charm, Right? Good news/Bad news in the AI department for me right now. (I suppose some might choose to interpret it as Bad news/Bad news department, but don’t listen to them.) I’ve decided to start …

In which I come up with a way to have AI give me an honest opinion about my work. brycemoore.com/blog/fifth-t...

AI and Loneliness As a side hustle (though more as a way to explore AI from yet another angle), I have begun rating AI for an online company. For something like $20-$30/hour, they present me with a variety of respon…

"Do I think this is something that’s going to shut down social interaction across the world? No. But I do think it could significantly influence it in some circles, and that’s something to be very cognizant of. The more we splinter, the more difficult coming together becomes."

A hat tip to my editor for reining me in on some of the murder scene descriptions. I thought I'd tamed things down a bunch, so to see it still described as gory . . . makes me wonder how the original would have gone over.

Three months until publication!

It's always a great thing when there are so many great things in a professional review of one of my books that I can't decide which 2 sentences to share . . .

Just got the review for DEATH IN THE DARK from Kirkus. "A chilling and adventure-filled mystery set amid the Blitz and inspired by a real serial killer . . . Moore’s latest is a gory, action-packed look at early 1940s London and the terror and havoc the Blitz wreaked on the city."

Back to the Gym My last relationship with the gym lasted a few weeks a year or two ago. I had this goal of going more regularly, but (like most gym goals across the nation, I imagine) the practice proved to be muc…

I've started going to the gym again. Let's see if it sticks this time. brycemoore.com/blog/back-to...

A Return to The Diamond Age Years ago, I read a book by Neal Stephenson: The Diamond Age. I thoroughly enjoyed it back then (I’m a Stephenson fan in general. His books can get pretty heady at time, but I like the way he…

I revisited a favorite science fiction book that touches on AI to see how it holds up today. Still really enjoyed it. brycemoore.com/blog/a-retur...