More than a hundred books and articles have been written about Cody the frontiersman and entertainer. What more could be said? Well, in The Many Loves of Buffalo Bill, Chris Enss has uncovered another notch in the Shakespearean life of Bill Cody. Yes, Cody was a showman, a frontiersman. Yet he was a man, a man in the truest sense of the word, one who cut his own trail and followed his own spirit guide. . . . And he was tainted with the sins of man: an eye for beauty and strength; an admirer of courage and adventure; and, in some circles, a weakness for cigars, whiskey, and women.