Yes, since I am playing solo, I can play an entire session in several hours.  Although I had to change the ending since I had them going to Ygddar originally, then I saw Urceb on the map and it made more sense since it would be a good place for Lady Corsair to leave the group.

Yes, although I'm new to the solo RPG, when I was a kid I would play.  I would always imagine it like a movie, so the scenes were not long and much conversation, so I guess I still do that with the solo game.  I sometimes have an idea, but most of the time since I play BoL, I read about the particular city that I'm in, and start with a random event.  Sometimes it comes real easy, other times I have to think.  I write down notes to keep track of what has happened, but I don't describe in-depth scenes, nor do I give a whole lot of time to conversations.  Again, I guess since I'm thinking its a movie, usually the dialogue is very short and inspirational.  The second adventure I played was by far the best I have so far.  It was constantly flowing, where an ally would become an enemy and an enemy would become an ally, and it was all a surprise to me.  Honestly, a GM would have been proud of how it played out!  But, yes I do write the notes of the adventure down and I sometimes have an idea, but I have allowed the random event chart to pick out an adventure.  For instance, with the duo going to the Tower of Jesharek, that was an idea, and then it flowed from there.  Hopefully, that might be helpful.  Part of the reason, I have found this fun is because honestly, I have not found anyone to play RPGs with and I have had a lot of creative ideas stored up for years!

“By miracle, although everyone thought your character died, she/he rises again three days later...”

Since the Sword and Sorcery genre is much like the pulp fiction stories and the old serial movies, what seemed like certain death was avoided....with a hero point spent and a good plan devised between the player and the GM......

I gave my wife the option between #1 & #2,
1.  Replay the last part of the adventure where the PCs died, see if this time they can survive.
2.  Before they set off into the cavern, the PCs had spent the night resting.  Maybe have her character have a dream foretelling of bad things... and then she can decide to not go into the cavern and proceed on to another adventure.

She said flip a coin, so I got out one of my challenge coins and told her Side A:  We replay the last part of the adventure, Side B:  Your character slept and had a dream that foretold her of bad things to come to them in the cavern so you decide to forgo pressing on.

The coin has spoken, Side B!

Thanks for your help gentlemen, we are on to the next adventure, the Mongoose d20 Conan and the Reavers of the Vilayet - using Barbarians of Lemuria rules of course