I have a similar problem. Too many ideas wanting to get onto paper.
What I do is get the ideas onto paper and then pick one, I get quite far into planning/research or proper writing and then BOOM! A brand new idea explodes and I find myself in a harsh circle of doom.
For example I have 1 WIP...
It depends on how much you are following medieval fact. This is fantasy after all.
Where is the Inn set? If it is on a road or in a small town etc that is on a main road, for example; "The Kings road". Where many nobles, merchants and even royalty travel upon then it then yes it is quite likely...
Not meaning to fall off track here and I have no advice on such a question as Phil has answered as well (probably better) I could. But I would not say no to living in Lalabiggledoodle!
I got a little confused with the question. I will try and answer by how I have read and interpreted it.
So the ones that are trying to burn the tower are the armed men right? How about just a generic gathering of wood/kindling etc that could be set alight?
Not sure how helpful that could be.
I agree with the general consensus, chapter length does not affect quality in the slightest. I have read many a book with differing chapter lengths, one book (cant remember which one, will have to flick through them) had a chapter that had just two paragraphs on one page, it was slotted in there...
I have tried to set deadlines but rarely manage to stick to them which I find is really affecting any progress I make as I start losing touch with what I have written as some times I realise a week may have gone by without anything touching paper.
I want to be more strict with it but am finding...
Form my POV both sentences are acceptable in that form. I believe you need the spelling to be *coming* but apart from that I could read those both in a story and not think it to sound wrong.
Actually that being said the second sentence is how I actually converse in the physical world and I say...