5.0 out of 5 stars A great addition for your bookshelf By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) – See all my reviews There’s gold in them thar hills, and the women came to get it out! Chris Enss presents some of the finest snapshots of women prospectors of the old west and how they read more…

It’s one of those days where the cold, rainy weather mirrors that gloom that permeates your heart and soul. I face this day with hope that things will get better soon. Everyone who loses somebody wants revenge on someone, on God if they can’t find anyone else. But in Africa, in Matobo, the Ku believe read more…

In my never ending quest to increase book sales I’m going to attempt a move into a frightening area – I’m going to move from text e-mail newsletters to video. A camera crew will be at my office on Friday to shoot a series of on-line commercials. Ten years ago I couldn’t have imagine that read more…

There are days when I am keenly aware that even if my brother lives to be released from federal prison he will never be the same again. A fire has swept through his life and there is nothing left now but the shell of the man that once was. It’s a hurt from which I read more…

Hanging on the wall across from my desk are three pictures of the ghost town known as Bodie. I’ve had the pleasure of traveling to Bodie a few times. It’s a magnificent state park in a state of arrested decay. When you’re there you can’t help but imagine what it must have been like more read more…

I had the pleasure of doing another interview today with Mike Thomas at KWRE in Warrenton, MO. His program is entitled Livewire and I always enjoy being a phone-in guest on the broadcast. He’s read the book before we start and can ask pointed questions. I like that in an interviewer. Valentine’s Day is Sunday read more…

I’m losing another loved one and there’s nothing I can do but watch them fade away. There’s a golden hawk outside my window this morning, screeching as she scans the ground below. The screeching mirrors the hurt I’m feeling over the impending loss. I pray and I believe in the power of prayer, but I’m read more…

4.0 out of 5 stars Fascinating history of 15 women gamblers of the American Wild West., February 4, 2010 By Cathy G. Cole (Phoenix, AZ USA) – First Line: An attractive, statuesque woman with golden blonde curls piled high on top of her head sat behind a large table in the back of the Pacific read more…

From MidWest Book Reviewer – Clark Isaacs The Many Loves of Buffalo Bill Author: Chris Enss ISBN: 978-0-7627-4815-0, Pages: 168, $16.95 Publication Date: January 19, 2010, Paperback, Biography, Published by: TwoDot Press, an Imprint of Globe Pequot Press Over 100 books and articles have been written about the man who made the Wild West come read more…

No matter how many books I’m currently contracted to do I can’t resist looking for the next manuscript to write. I’ve started to dive into the life of pioneer architect Julia Morgan. She designed and oversaw the construction of more than 800 buildings in the Old West. With the exception of her friendship with William read more…