Appropriately, the road to writer Chris Enss’ home on the outskirts of Grass Valley takes a visitor along the Overland Emigrant Trail, past Ponderosa Pines Way and Lone Star Road, and on two streets named after rattlesnakes. Parked in the three-car garage of the 3,000-square-foot-plus house is her ride – a Ford pickup truck. Enss read more…

Chris Enss Quoted in the Dodge City Globe “Dodge City set to figure prominently in new movies” Chris Enss was interviewed by the Dodge City Globe about the soon to be developed movie “Thunder Over the Plains” based on “Thunder Over the Prairie” by Chris Enss and Howard Kazanjian. Download Dodge City Globe PDF

What History Has Taught Me by Chris Enss Tiger Woods and Buffalo Bill Cody are men who thought monogamy was a type of wood.  They were legendary talents with flaws who were eager to entertain the numerous women who threw themselves at the men, regardless of the fact that they were married. Elizabeth Custer’s extramarital read more…

Author Chris Enss was the subject of The Sacramento Bee Scene, January 16th, 2008 “The couples who lived in the Old West had drive and grit,” Chris Enss was saying, passion rising in her voice. “The had the ability to persevere despite rough winters, disease, hostile natives and not enough food. They stuck together. Download read more…