I was a little confused the first time through, too, though “Pulitzer” without specifying what it was for should have been a clue it was a dream.

Also, this:

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She’d landed before she left.
made me think she’d landed back in 1912. Reading it again it’s clear she actually got back to her present, but I got confused the first time.

I loved the time travel, and that Lois got to be a “ghost” for the teenager in the 50’s.

Interesting question: if Clark is now a famous author in Lois’s present, why hadn’t she heard of him before leaving? Has history finally been changed (unlike the earlier chapters)? Or is he just a specialized author, popular with some readers but not someone Lois had read?

Looking forward to the next chapter!