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Sol Witner Sanders lives and writes from a small village in Tidewater, Virginia with a (male) partner of almost forty years. He says that although the unincorporated village dates from the 1600s, it is quaint but not artsy-craftsy; something left to Colonial Williamsburg just across the York River. There is a Wal-Mart at one end, a hospital at the other of its short Main Street, all, he says, one could ask for at his age, 88.