In "Edmund White: Biography", at Answers.com -
www.answers.com/topic/white-edmund, "In Another Part Of The Forest: An Anthology of Gay Short
Fiction" is related to E.White but, apparently, the anthology
mentioned under this particular title isn't the one E.White organized, but
the one that was edited by Alberto Manguel in 1994.*
In the
meantime, I came across a new quotable title, namely "Another
Part of the Forest" - a 1948 movie with Edmond
O'Brien.**
I'm still in the dark about why Nabokov, in ADA, used
quotes to refer to Van and Ada's forest...
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*- Cf. a critical review at Amazon.com by Eric Bryant,
"Library Journal" - : "Among the dozens of gay and lesbian anthologies
focusing on a social topic or literary genre, this is the third recent anthology
attempting to compass the breadth of modern "gay male literature."
Unfortunately, this collection falls short of Edmund White's diverse The Faber
Book of Gay Short Fiction (LJ 11/1/91), instead imitating David Leavitt's dreary
The Penguin Book of Gay Short Stories (LJ 11/15/93).
** - Another Part of the Forest is a 1948 American drama film
starring Fredric March and directed by Michael Gordon. The screenplay by
Vladimir Pozner is based on the 1946 play of the same name by Lillian Hellman,
which was a prequel to her 1939 drama The Little Foxes