Yasakmeyve

Yasakmeyve was a Turkish bimonthly poetry magazine that was published by Komşu Yayınları from 2003 until 2018. It was one of the notable poetry periodicals in Turkey during the 2000s and 2010s, providing a regular platform for contemporary Turkish poetry, criticism, and literary discussion. The magazine was published every two months, and its editorial identity was closely associated with Ali Enver Ercan, who was also the general publication director of Varlık Dergisi. Komşu Yayınları, the publisher behind Yasakmeyve, had previously published the story magazines Siyahî and Eşik Cini. The magazine ceased publication in 2018 following the death of its publication director. Its website, yasakmeyve.com, remains accessible as an archive of its activities.

Yasakmeyve was founded in 2003 and published by Komşu Yayınları in Turkey. It was a bimonthly poetry magazine that became part of the Turkish literary scene in the early 2000s. The magazine's publication director was Ali Enver Ercan, who also served as the general publication director of Varlık Dergisi, one of Turkey's longest-running literary periodicals. Komşu Yayınları, the publishing house behind Yasakmeyve, had previously published the story magazines Siyahî and Eşik Cini, indicating a broader engagement with literary periodicals. Yasakmeyve continued publication for fifteen years, releasing issues every two months. In 2018, following the death of its publication director, the magazine ceased publication. Its website, yasakmeyve.com, was archived and remains accessible via the Wayback Machine, with a snapshot from 4 October 2007 noted in the Turkish Wikipedia article.

• 2018

  The magazine ceases publication following the death of its publication director.

• 2003

  Yasakmeyve is founded and begins publication by Komşu Yayınları.

A bimonthly poetry magazine that served as a platform for contemporary Turkish poetry and literary criticism.

• Yasakmeyve (bimonthly poetry magazine)

  A bimonthly poetry magazine published in Turkey from 2003 to 2018.

1. 1Yasakmeyve - Wikipedia (Turkish)tr.wikipedia.org
2. 2Yasakmeyve - Wikidatawikidata.org