If you're not watching Physical: Asia, and you like competition shows or sports, I think you're really missing out. brycemoore.com/blog/another...

A practical way AI saved me $250+ this week. brycemoore.com/blog/fightin...

Don't forget to vote! brycemoore.com/blog/how-im-...

Haunted Mansion (2023) was no Pirates of the Caribbean, but it was entertaining and had some 10+ friendly scares, which was just what I was looking for. brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

I was flattered to see PERFECT PLACE TO DIE on this list. gnofhorror.com/ya-killer-th...

🩸 THIS HALLOWEEN, DON'T JUST GET SPOOKY... GET STALKED. 🩸 Looking for a heart-pounding read this Halloween? 🎃 Our list of top YA killer thrillers is here, featuring slashers, supernatural stalkers, and the most terrifying killers of all: humans. #YABooks #BookRecs gnofhorror.com/ya-killer-th...

Could it be that twenty years from now, people start to complain about Halloween music being played in Walmart starting in August? brycemoore.com/blog/wheres-...

I miss the old days, when a horrific event or decision by the government came around only once in a while, and I had the time to really try to keep up with it all. On the plus side, at least I got to use a good CS Lewis excerpt from The Last Battle today. brycemoore.com/blog/some-cu...

Reading Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire trilogy (the books that were as close to a sequel to Star Wars as fans were to get for years) is more fun now than when I first read them. No, they don't match any of the stuff other than the original trilogy, but so what? brycemoore.com/blog/revisit...

Just when you think you're doing a good job staying current with the latest AI developments, you realize there's something that happened months ago that you totally missed. brycemoore.com/blog/learnin...

It turns out if you make the calorie counting easier, it's more likely to be successful, at least for me. brycemoore.com/blog/losing-...

A quick report on our trip to Eastport over the extended weekend. brycemoore.com/blog/a-trip-...

What exactly do you have to do as a writer to finally feel like you've "made it"? brycemoore.com/blog/when-ha...

I gave The Expanse another shot, and I'm really glad I did. Great sci-fi show. brycemoore.com/blog/tv-seri...

This new (to me) hymn yesterday was just what I needed during General Conference. I just had to know more about it. Once I did, I thought you might like to know more about it too. brycemoore.com/blog/a-new-t...

Incredibly discouraged today. Not really much to say beyond that. brycemoore.com/blog/too-muc...

Friends don't let friends write AI slop and claim it as their own. They also don't send slop to friends and force them to read it. brycemoore.com/blog/dealing...

These days with technology, if you wait a few months (or at times, even a few weeks), you can feel out of date as soon as you try to do something again. brycemoore.com/blog/staying...

In honor of Robert Redford's passing, here are my top 4 Redford movies. All of them very worth rewatching, and definitely must-sees in my book, if you've missed out on them so far. brycemoore.com/blog/the-fou...

If everything that happens in the world only serves to convince someone more that they are 100% right and others are 100% wrong, I hope they might come to understand at some point that they're part of the problem brycemoore.com/blog/towards...

There's always middle ground. We should be encouraging that space to flourish, not trying to turn it into Flanders Fields. brycemoore.com/blog/avoidin...

Some extensive thoughts from me today on how I actively use generative AI as a writer. As with most things in life, it can easily be explained with a clip from Singin in the Rain. brycemoore.com/blog/how-i-u...

Daniela asked for an Audrey Hepburn movie and got an Alec Guinness one instead. (But Hepburn's in it for 10 seconds!) The Lavender Hill Mob continues to be a real treat. brycemoore.com/blog/movie-r...

Yesterday I had a professional photo shoot for the upcoming Down East article on the Maine Cat Lab. You know. Just another totally normal day in the life of a cat researcher. I should get business cards . . . brycemoore.com/blog/a-surre...

The media tracking app I've been working on in my spare time is finally up in the iOS app store! brycemoore.com/blog/ai-app-...

You'd think I'd know exactly where my elbow is on my body. Apparently, you'd think wrong. brycemoore.com/blog/what-is...

The 1982 Tron movie was, unfortunately, not nearly as incredible as I remembered . . . brycemoore.com/blog/revisit...

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...

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...

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-...

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.”

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

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

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

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-...

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...

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

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

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...

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

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

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...

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

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

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

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