Cobalt Press

Early Praise for A Complicated Piece of Machinery with Numerous Possibilities for Injury"William Carlos Williams once defined a poem as 'a small (or large) machine made of words, ' and poet Maggie...

Heather Bell's poetry collection, A Horse Made of Fire, is packed with powerful stories and reflections on moments both large and small. This poetry is not to be missed. Heather Bell's work has been...

When Corbina finds a man standing barefoot in a field across from her farmhouse, she makes a choice that will challenge every part of her lifestyle. Wyer's debut novel, Black Krim, follows three...

The third annual print edition of Cobalt Review includes winners of the 2014 Cobalt Writing Prizes in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction and baseball-themed writing: Sarah Ann Winn, Carrie...

In this always-on-fire collection of essays about the classic 2-on-2 video game NBA Jam, Brian Oliu and thirteen Player 2 contributors offer essays that explore the purest love and hatred for the...

Jonathan Travelstead's debut collection of poetry, HOW WE BURY OUR DEAD, follows a speaker who is coping with the death of his mother. He places himself in life-threatening and self-alienating...